My son was forced to take the vaccination and a booster in order to keep his job (jobs are very hard to get in Italy). His girlfriend did not take the shot. They were traumatized by the lockdown--his girlfriend almost always stays home. They did see it as a violation, but there was no choice in Italy as the police roamed the streets, fining people who were out. Very strange, other-worldly.
My son was forced to take the vaccination and a booster in order to keep his job (jobs are very hard to get in Italy). His girlfriend did not take the shot. They were traumatized by the lockdown--his girlfriend almost always stays home. They did see it as a violation, but there was no choice in Italy as the police roamed the streets, fining people who were out. Very strange, other-worldly.
Yes, truly the appearance of being otherworldly. Now that I have been digging deeply into this I see that history has had many similar kinds of otherworldly events.
And it is an odd synchronistic timing you commented about this now because I'm writing about my being 'forced' to choose between work and medical choice for my next substack essay. For me I followed my *body-sense* of the injection and chose to give up my work. That was a terrifying experience, giving up the 'normal' life and its expectations.
My love and sympathy go to your son and his wife and you as well. We are all one on the world, and thank you for introducing yourself to me, Lommar. Nice to meet you, or, here in Mexico, 'Mucho gusto.'
All the best, with peace, respect, love and gratitude.
My son was forced to take the vaccination and a booster in order to keep his job (jobs are very hard to get in Italy). His girlfriend did not take the shot. They were traumatized by the lockdown--his girlfriend almost always stays home. They did see it as a violation, but there was no choice in Italy as the police roamed the streets, fining people who were out. Very strange, other-worldly.
Yes, truly the appearance of being otherworldly. Now that I have been digging deeply into this I see that history has had many similar kinds of otherworldly events.
And it is an odd synchronistic timing you commented about this now because I'm writing about my being 'forced' to choose between work and medical choice for my next substack essay. For me I followed my *body-sense* of the injection and chose to give up my work. That was a terrifying experience, giving up the 'normal' life and its expectations.
My love and sympathy go to your son and his wife and you as well. We are all one on the world, and thank you for introducing yourself to me, Lommar. Nice to meet you, or, here in Mexico, 'Mucho gusto.'
All the best, with peace, respect, love and gratitude.