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Occupation and Numbers

Hello folks,

I hope you are doing fine and safe during these tough times. It’s really hard to voice out a positive note on this particular pandemic phase where each day, there is an alarmingly rise in C-19 numbers. Every night we go to bed, without any assurance of being alive next morning and still we set our alarms to wake us up on time. That is Hope. Hoping that day comes soon where Covid…

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Milestones do matter

This post is long overdue and once in here, it’s official!

From March, I’d been on serious consideration of changing the blog name and relatively pushed it away to May depending upon my updates and dedication to keep it alive. It has been quite a journey from 2012 onwards with WordPress and that’s definitely not going to end.

“The Girl With the Scorpion Tattoo” has been selected by the Feedspotp…

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Living in the Uncertainty

Living in the Uncertainty

Dashing down the blues, walking down the streets,

starry flakes over knees, tapped in an air of melancholy.

Long and eerie roads ahead,

striving both ends of life cold

are the young and the old!

In this city of thorns, where did the humanity go?

Where did the chattering of elders go?

Where did the noisy grinding of the railways go?

Where did the city honks of cars, bikes and autorickshaws go?

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Wordless Wednesday #10

“We sense that ‘normal’ isn’t coming back, that we are being born into a new normal: a new kind of society, a new relationship to the earth, a new experience of being human.” ~ Charles Eisenstein

  Joining with mysoultalks and Natashamusing ! All you need to read is their guidelines. Check them out in here.

In case you’ve missed my previous post of #WordlessWednesday

– ©KikzBee 2020

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The world won’t be much different after the coronavirus phase. Mankind will bring political and religious remarks flooding over different medias. Though prevalent over years, this could be the most deadly virus that never misses an opportunity to play its manipulative schemes. We are the viruses that plague our tongues and our poor minds! With this Covid19, nothing is ever going to change. The much needed calmness has passed and more storms shall arise. To a few of us whose seeking changes may bring few measures to appreciate life even if we’d like to spread humility, kindness and love. We will be pulled into the race of many calamities or pandemics – interrogates our mighty will to sustainability and survivability.

The heart-wrenching part is the few thousands that lose their lives in this chase. With each day there is a rise in the death rates. Covid or not! Does it matter? I applaud the voice of many liberated minds out there. But where is it for the deceased ones? Like a river, the demised ones may flow through the dirty waters or down the roads. Where is the voice of those unfortunate ones?

  One of the most enduring images of Covid19 will be the thousands of “the nowhere people” walking down the roads of India, travelling thousands of kilometres trying to reach their abode, in this blazing weather and darkness – some without work, some lack finances, some lack food supply in camps, some cut off from their families and relatives and some made to work without money and are breaking free from containment zones. This is a place where the promises of Rs. 1000 Crore PM Fund made for dealing such situations and yet their homes are far-fetched. Homes of security, safety and opportunities.

Today, if a small organism can’t teach us the lessons of humility, compassion and responsibilities. What will muster the needed change? The change of the atrocities done by Indian Government when it shamelessly asks for funds and the money is in wrong hands. If corruption still exists in the hearts of political minds and poor people of India often fall a prey to religious schemes in this manipulative minds. If we didn’t learn from yesteryears, neglecting the beguiling events of today, tomorrow will be much anticipated war zones. A war to make this country a Hindu nation demolishing all the minorities. It has happened already! What more these funds can do to build a nation of war? And a pandemic doesn’t alter these frivolous minds.

COVID-19 or not. We’ve established that fact, the world won’t alter or learn anything from these viruses. The temper of the multitude is fickleness, and its easy to persuade them for things but hard to fix their persuasion. And the world shall continue to be blind, spread hatred over social platforms and believe in nothingness.

Soon, the life will be back to new normal. Crafty ones shall return to their sanctuaries, and their congregation will be created and reformed in groups for destruction and few good ones shall be stranded along the coast to survive or death.

Tell me, Am I wrong?

If you’ve missed my previous posts in the series Tangy Tidbits:

A Letter to you #Covid2019

Life in times of Corona Virus: The Indian Chapter

Lockdown 4.0: Kerala Chapter

© KikzBee 2020

Disclaimer: This post is a personal opinion and views expressed by the author and do not necessarily reflect any official policies of the country or state affairs. Any content provided by the author is her own opinion, and has no intention to malign any religion, ethic group, club, organization, company, individual or anyone in particular. The author has also no intention to spread negativity or wrong information, regarding the covid crisis.

  Coping With The New Normal #Covid19 The world won't be much different after the coronavirus phase. Mankind will bring political and religious remarks flooding over different medias.

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Lockdown 4.0: Kerala Chapter #Covid19

Lockdown 4.0: Kerala Chapter #Covid19

Kerala Chapter

Around the globe, there had been appraises for this rockstar slash corona slayer, Health minister Smt. K. K. Shailaja, a higher secondary school teacher for her leadership in responding proactively and bold actions to combat Covid19 crisis. With numerous interviews and articles, countless messages applauding her efforts, there was a ‘Kerala model’ (everyone’s keen interest) to…

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Lockdown 4.0: Kerala Chapter #Covid19

Lockdown 4.0: Kerala Chapter #Covid19

Kerala Chapter

Around the globe, there had been appraises for this rockstar slash corona slayer, Health minister Smt. K. K. Shailaja, a higher secondary school teacher for her leadership in responding proactively and bold actions to combat Covid19 crisis. With numerous interviews and articles, countless messages applauding her efforts, there was a ‘Kerala model’ (everyone’s keen interest) to…

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Wordless Wednesday #9

The railway lines had a story to say in this ‘new normal’ phase – they were the stories of nature at its best. Fragrances of flowers fill the earth with beautiful red blossoms touching the incoherent spaces of our minds, hearts and souls.

This picture credits are not mine, but tweeted under ‘Ministry of Railways’ is my belief. This mesmerising scene is at Melattur station in Shoranur – Nilambur–

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Beginning

“Gratitude can transform common days into thanksgivings, turn routine jobs into joy, and change ordinary opportunities into blessings”– William Arthur Ward

“In the Beginning, God created the Heaven and the Earth” – if you believe in this first and a simple verse in the Bible,  – you will have difficulty in believing the rest of God’s word. “Before the mountains were brought forth, Or ever you…

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Isn’t that a perfect mug shot, miss?

In an essentially inconsequential selfies

With loads of exclamations and hashtags

Texted, Tweeted, Tumblr-ed and Trolled on Fakebook

In many facades than one.

From duck face to fish gape

Aren’t we all obsessed with Snapchats and Tiktok?

To make our presence known across the streaming gulf of…

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Historically, different era teaches us different lessons to help us learn. We humans never learn from the past, ponders about present and anxious about future. With this vigorously-vivid deadly virus, it has affected us intimately and economically in numerous ways.

One question the media keeps asking is how this corona phase shall change us – for better? Or for worse? What are the things you will look forward too once this pass? What has C19 stolen from you during the short time?

The only difference before pandemic and after pandemic,  there won’t be any difference to people idiosyncrasy.  They still crave for attention, money and greed. Such is the life of human nature. Virus or no-virus, politics and religion shall still continue stepping over people sentiments and values. 

Over the years, the culture have changed, the costumes varied, the languages have changed, the places have changed, and there seems no morals today. We are all part takers of these changes. Yet you ask what has been stolen? This little monster have grasped us our society, our work places, our festivals, our slums, our gatherings, our relationships, our health, our educational sectors, our restaurants,  our theatres, our stadiums what not… Right?

Social distancing was the first initiative in preventing C19 which has stolen the intimate relation of touch and speech, guarding ourselves from the person next is not just important but a necessity. Within a month or two, we got adapted to a new trend of masking our faces with varying shades of greens and blues. That being a trend setter, there is a whole varieties available in designs and colours. You just have to pay a hefty amount likes the ones for santisizers and gloves. In hopes of finding to purchase them cheap. If not, you may pay a fine from Rs. 200/- to Rs. 5000/- (So, go get the trendy face masks or go with head and neck completely cloth wrapped in rounds and rounds!)

Reference: https://www.rediff.com/news/report/coronavirus-in-india-more-states-make-wearing-masks-mandatory-in-public/20200409.htm

We never knew the days can go faster, at this pace, not knowing the date, time or week – formulating every day as a Sunday. Aren’t you? When there were targets to complete, month-end meetings, school day functions denoting days with dates as reminders were an assurance something was going in right path but not the kind to wake on all Sunday likely days. Dreading of what to do, Isn’t it? 

During this Corona chapter, it’s really disheartening to see less people gathered around funeral places. If you have unexpected guests in a house, that will be a funeral gathering. For its our culture to pay respects for the deceased even if you miss the weddings and happy fests. Departure from this world is surrendering one own responsibility to others is one way of putting up with death. Bidding a good farewell to your loved one is the utmost respect you pay. That’s why maybe our mourning days aren’t over for actors, Irrfan Khan or Rishi Kapoor or paid our debts in full for our loved ones who didn’t get enough respect or the good will. It’s sad, when we couldn’t be a part of any rituals or bid a proper good bye. Yet again, corona stole our morals, our rituals and culture from us. 

Religious places have been closed since March and will be shut for long. That doesn’t lower the beliefs of faithful ones and it shouldn’t be during these testing times. No destructions can lower the minds of people under the influence of the almighty. There can be stumbling ones down the block but it’s the trial phase. If you’ve read old testament, there were more curses compared to sins, desires and blessings. It was God standing amongst the Israelites during war be it against God or in misery yearning for help. Only in men sufferings, in lies the God’s path.

For years, the house has been so quiet but then comes the corona chapter where every in-bodies wanted to escape from the cage. There had been continuous bulbs and air-conditioners charging the hike in electricity bills. If you’re on solars, you’re saved! Why you never thought of it earlier? Work-from-home or not, you can rest up your little backs on couches. Yes, I’ve learnt, the ‘WFH’ isn’t exactly cool too. It’s something you choose so be with it. (Peace offering!) House-wives and mothers have been working continuously to feed up the hungry tummies. Baking and cooking non-stop trying out new recipes. Painting, sketching and splashing new colors, you never thought you will do after like ten years or more! Recreating memories and following videos to get that extra muscle or trim of that extra kilos. Dusting off your favorite instruments and raising the jazz you never thought you had time.  

Policemen, Doctors, Nurses, Ambulance drivers, Laboratory researchers, supermarket sales person, pharmacies, media, security guards – These ones and many out there were trying to bring the pandemic down. Respect for the countless ones whose sacrified and working hard behind the screens.

Corona Warriors, that’s an apt name. Salute!

On a positive note, there are more recoveries than deaths in handful places. There are deaths unclaimed and alarmingly rising in numbers. My heart goes to Maharashtra, Delhi, Gujarat, Chennai people and many facing the struggles of not receiving a proper aid or care. Some lost in the battle of bringing the virus down. Some not having proper gears or kits, yet working for the greater good.

Lastly, what may not be possible for 10 years global cleansing, happened in three months.

The Earth was healing.

If you’ve missed my previous post, click here

© Kikzbee 2020

Life in times of Corona Virus: The Indian chapter Historically, different era teaches us different lessons to help us learn. We humans never learn from the past, ponders about present and anxious about future.

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Wordless Wednesday #8

Welcome you to another post in Wordless Wednesday and The Ramblings of a Poet!

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Every day goes by like the blink of an eye

keeps changing its colours in varying shades of yellow and blues

Why, Why are you being so harsh on me Sunshine?

All days, So Bright and nosy! Some lines fading in between the bush

Some days outpour like the untold stories of miseries

Wishing for Sundays that never had much…

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From Son to Stranger

From Son to Stranger

An immense courage to publish once own life in printed words for the world to read, review, love and critic.

Book Title: From Son to Stranger – Coping with Loneliness 

          Author name: Ritu Lalit

          My Ratings: 5/5

           About the Book

This non- fiction is a heart touching tale of a mother’s relationship with her estranged elder son. It is a tale of a mother mourning the loss…

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Book Review: Eleven Minutes

Book Review: Eleven Minutes

“You can either be a victim of the world or an adventurer in search of treasure. It all depends on how you view your life.”

Book Title : Eleven minutes

Author: Paulo Coelho

My Ratings: 4.5/5

Recently, I got to read this book as one of my friend suggested to read Paulo writings. Though this book was famous back then, I just got a hold of the copy now.

“I’m not a body with a soul; I’m a soul that…

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Wordless Wednesday #7

That day shall come soon.

When you say, “we were caged in for some time, to be exact 42 days!

Maybe for you, more…

Only to gaze at the bright colours at our windows

– Life In the Times Of Corona

© Kikzbee 2020

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One Year and Two Months

One Year and Two Months

‘Two months’that would be incorrect. The third one is running smoothly already with 5 posts. Well, this time WordPress had forgotten my anniversary so do me. Therefore, it is even. To bring a belated wish can make me a year old blogging. AND I like every bit of it. Ahh…Just can’t take the pressures that comes in package from friends with lot more drama cause all they see is am front of laptop. My…

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Reflections: From dusk till dawn

Reflections: From dusk till dawn

Let me give a pat on my back, for I’ve completed a tough blogging journey last month!

A Warm Welcome to You,

“Yes, I did it!”  I completed the infamous April A to Z Blogging challenge where each blogger had to post every single day for 26 days pertaining to a particular theme.

Thanks to the Blogchatter and the team for this initiative!

THANKYOU. 

A to Zwas something I always wanted to…