Continue on commenting: I am sorry to hear of those of you who experience real division and exclusion within their families or by friends or at work, due to the choice of not believing into the lies. It shows how hard this really can get and my heart goes out to you, for having the strength to deal with it and with them while defending your choices. And it is good we have each other, which is much to be grateful for. Also, thank you for sharing your stories because it gets my own situation in perspective: Some family members choose to vaccinate and to believe the lies (like my father and my sister) and it was (and is) hard for me, but at least there's no real conflict or attack against me about it - they mainly fear for me that I might be crushed in the process for following my choices. Meanwhile, their names are (among many others) on a sheet of paper next to my home crystal so they may have some protection.
My workplace in the visitor's service at a concert hall (which opened up again last month after a lockdown of 7 months) has become a place to "stalk" the petty (or not so petty - if you take the plandemic for it) tyrant: We have to enforce the crazy measures on other people. We have to make sure that only those who can identify via some kind of verification process as vaccinated, tested or recovered can come into the house. At least people still have the possibility to do a corona rapid test alternatively to the vaccine. The degree by which the measures have to be implemented has become really non-sensical but are retained for the sake of liability and for not falling "out of the line" - for example, you have to explain to some guests they need to continue wearing their mask in some situation (like during the break or in the foyers - however, at least during the performance when everybody is seated, they can take off their masks), although the incidence rate is virtually almost zero. The concert hall has to "ensure" of no transmissions taking place (in the official fiction) at their place.
At times I try to bend the rules a bit as it is possible, by simply "overlooking" people who do not wear their mask when they should (for example, if no coworkers who follow things to a "T" are close). Or when I have to tell them and they answer that they can't breathe, I say to them they can wear it under their nose. (Or if they wear the FFP2, I sometimes recommend them to get medical masks - which depends.) It's walking a thin line and not very easy to navigate. Often I am not sure if I'm doing the right thing or not. It's quite confusing, and every time I have to work there I'm just hoping of getting through it.
I cope with EE, the romance novels, by help of this network, my family and friends. And there are some work colleagues who think similarly. It's very precious if we have the opportunity to exchange thoughts and feelings about this madness. And sometimes there are some interesting little chats with visitors. Often I can listen to the performance which is a big positive. So far, there's no pressure for us to vaccinate, but I am around many vaccinated people and already implemented some of the things from the thread about the health protocol re corona vaccines, and am going to get hold of the remaining ones.
I am aware that it's far worse in other professional branches, like for employees in the health care sector. And compared to what may be in store for us further, especially regarding the final message from the C's, this is still a relatively "stable" episode which we can use productively in order to process things and prepare. However, the mentioning of "frissons" and elaborating comments about music just brought to mind the feeling of awe - that if we hear or see something exceptionally beautiful, it can give us frissons of awe. So maybe there might be awe-inspiring things in order as well. I try not to expect, but to be open and to be prepared as best as I can manage. It takes a lot of faith to do this, so this situation is good training on this aspect too. And to not lose heart, of course, and keep up hope.
Take care everyone
My workplace in the visitor's service at a concert hall (which opened up again last month after a lockdown of 7 months) has become a place to "stalk" the petty (or not so petty - if you take the plandemic for it) tyrant: We have to enforce the crazy measures on other people. We have to make sure that only those who can identify via some kind of verification process as vaccinated, tested or recovered can come into the house. At least people still have the possibility to do a corona rapid test alternatively to the vaccine. The degree by which the measures have to be implemented has become really non-sensical but are retained for the sake of liability and for not falling "out of the line" - for example, you have to explain to some guests they need to continue wearing their mask in some situation (like during the break or in the foyers - however, at least during the performance when everybody is seated, they can take off their masks), although the incidence rate is virtually almost zero. The concert hall has to "ensure" of no transmissions taking place (in the official fiction) at their place.
At times I try to bend the rules a bit as it is possible, by simply "overlooking" people who do not wear their mask when they should (for example, if no coworkers who follow things to a "T" are close). Or when I have to tell them and they answer that they can't breathe, I say to them they can wear it under their nose. (Or if they wear the FFP2, I sometimes recommend them to get medical masks - which depends.) It's walking a thin line and not very easy to navigate. Often I am not sure if I'm doing the right thing or not. It's quite confusing, and every time I have to work there I'm just hoping of getting through it.
I cope with EE, the romance novels, by help of this network, my family and friends. And there are some work colleagues who think similarly. It's very precious if we have the opportunity to exchange thoughts and feelings about this madness. And sometimes there are some interesting little chats with visitors. Often I can listen to the performance which is a big positive. So far, there's no pressure for us to vaccinate, but I am around many vaccinated people and already implemented some of the things from the thread about the health protocol re corona vaccines, and am going to get hold of the remaining ones.
I am aware that it's far worse in other professional branches, like for employees in the health care sector. And compared to what may be in store for us further, especially regarding the final message from the C's, this is still a relatively "stable" episode which we can use productively in order to process things and prepare. However, the mentioning of "frissons" and elaborating comments about music just brought to mind the feeling of awe - that if we hear or see something exceptionally beautiful, it can give us frissons of awe. So maybe there might be awe-inspiring things in order as well. I try not to expect, but to be open and to be prepared as best as I can manage. It takes a lot of faith to do this, so this situation is good training on this aspect too. And to not lose heart, of course, and keep up hope.
Take care everyone
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