A lesson of Covid-19

The pandemic of Covid-19 taught us a valuable lesson. So long we never felt it necessary to restrict our barbarism and rethink about our insanely exploitation of natural resources in the name of progress. Nature played its role and made us once again realize that ultimately it is at the driving sit to carry the legacy of civilization.  Our inhuman act of killing animals mercilessly and eating them without any sympathy, eventually endangered the most civilized and intelligent living beings on Earth.

Having discovered the myths of the Earth, we embarked on a journey to reveal the secret of other planets. Regardless, our rapid progress in science and technology a virus named ‘corona’ shook the foundation of civilization. All our dominance on nature apparently looks fragile; our endeavour to be the strongest living beings on earth is shaken at its very route.

We are incompetent to combat a virus like Covid-19; and the entire civilization has come to a halt. Famous scientists, professors from all across the globe are struggling to find a way out. Citizens are ordered to stay home, it seems our prolong habit of imprisoned wild animals has turned its way to us. Each day passing by the pressure of being enclosed in a limited boundary is covering us with horror and uncertainty.

Our education and knowledge seem to fall weak in front of a small resilience of nature. People are dying helplessly every day. Even the most powerful nations are struggling to cop-up. Amid all this tension we, the human, are yet to learn humanism, despite this havoc turmoil we still have the courage to show dominance over others and threaten others to establish one’s power.

While, the entire human society is yet to taste the worse blow of Covid-19, a certain class of people are still dreaming to have control over the world. Our greed led us up to this devastating consequence, if not now we realize, the essence to have faith in morality, the day is not far when the entire human civilization would turn into dust.