Every loss you enumerated is one you can change and yet you failed to name the one loss that controls all others; the loss of inner peace.
The loss of loyalty to a political side.
Politicians change their values often.
Loss of an identity.
You never really knew who you are.
Loss of freedom to go out at night in any neighborhood.
Personal safety has always been a myth.
The loss of a sense of safety or community.
It is up to you to make yourself safe.
Loss of quiet because everything beeps at us.
Unplug from the noise
Loss of privacy.
You gave privacy away, take it back.
Loss of trust, even among friends.
Friends are loyal an trustworthy, those were not your friends.
While celebrating wins and gains is important it seems that your 'loss' column is self-inflicted by constantly mourning the bad choices you have made. You speak of Dharma and have not learned Dhi or Vidya.
Brilliant analysis. Really has me thinking…
So much loss that we celebrate small wins. Maybe they are not even wins, it’s just not a loss. Which in this world seems like a win.
Loved this
Every loss you enumerated is one you can change and yet you failed to name the one loss that controls all others; the loss of inner peace.
The loss of loyalty to a political side.
Politicians change their values often.
Loss of an identity.
You never really knew who you are.
Loss of freedom to go out at night in any neighborhood.
Personal safety has always been a myth.
The loss of a sense of safety or community.
It is up to you to make yourself safe.
Loss of quiet because everything beeps at us.
Unplug from the noise
Loss of privacy.
You gave privacy away, take it back.
Loss of trust, even among friends.
Friends are loyal an trustworthy, those were not your friends.
While celebrating wins and gains is important it seems that your 'loss' column is self-inflicted by constantly mourning the bad choices you have made. You speak of Dharma and have not learned Dhi or Vidya.