Humans, like so many of the world’s creatures, are not meant to live in isolation. We are community creatures. We belong: to families, to communities, to organizations, to one another. Which makes these times especially challenging. As reported in Medical News Today, “People are distancing themselves from others to help prevent the spread of SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19. However, isolation has a significant impact on health, contributing to conditions such as depression, anxiety, and dementia.” Our need for connection is so strong that the World Health Organization is advising people to find new ways to connect with each other despite the pandemic, which is exactly why we’re here. Join us.
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We waited a long time for the “two-week lockdown” to pass. We’re now on almost a year of life in a pandemic. Everything has been disrupted but few things more than our connections to others: our family, our churches, our favorite restaurants, our places to travel, and so much more. We simply can’t wait for the world to right itself. We must live now, connect now, and engage in meaningful relationships within the standard of this modern world. Learn from our Norwegian friends how to make the most of winter and thrive!
