# Even if the body is apart, the mind is getting closer.

Everyone is going through difficult times to overcome the corona crisis. Personally, I am also having the most difficult moments. Since 2004, when I first set foot on the Korean soil, there have been many difficulties, and now it seems to be walking on a flat road, and the corona has exploded. All lectures held until this summer were postponed or canceled indefinitely overnight. I felt like I had lost everything, and my heart was calm.

But at the same time, I realized that an interesting change had occurred in my life. It was the way people around me treated acquaintances. Obviously, the appearances of taking care of each other by asking by phone or katok more than before have increased significantly. I also became concerned and thinking about others. In difficult times, people are communicating more often, wishing each other goodbye. Since I have not been able to meet freely like before, I am recognizing 'the value of my people'.


# Do you know 'Yante's Law'?

Have you ever heard of 'Yante's Law', a law deeply established in Danish consciousness? This is a Nordic way of thinking that always thinks of others before me, and that I am not more superior than others. I don't think I'm better than the other person and don't lower it to the bottom. And I do not compare myself with the other person, and I am not happy with the superiority through comparison or depressed with inferiority.

Many Danish people live with 'Yante's Law'. Especially, in the main land, 'Yulland', it is a universal way of thinking. However, this law has both positive and negative aspects. For example, let's say you have a child who is more special than others here. In recognition of this child's abilities, we need to support him for further growth. In Denmark, 'Yante's Law' takes an ankle. "Don't think you're special" because this one word goes into your ear. A talented child suddenly dreams of living a typical way of life, a typical job, a normal, reckless life. Breaking this tacit frame and spreading your own wings requires great courage.

What I do in Korea, including various broadcasts, writing, and lectures, is a life that deviates greatly from this 'Yante's Law'. By the way. This law made me look back on myself as I went through the corona crisis. What good is it if no one likes and supports me no matter how I win? I was always happy to have a heart to care for others, but through this crisis I realized how many people around me were protecting me. I thought I should do something too. Yes, I have to call my precious people.


# One call.

Just one phone call, this little move makes me and my people's life sparkle. I feel like I'm alive again. My situation is still full of dark clouds, but this is also passing.

You don't have to spend a lot of time or money. Open 'Love Eye' and ask, "How are you?" It is enough to say a warm word. If you look at each other's hearts like this, the difficulties that bothered me at one point or felt like a pile of hills will be less. Personally, this method allowed me to safely cross long hell-like tunnels. I'm still in the dark now, but I'm also seeing a single ray of light. My secret to overcome the crisis was to share hard work with my people and care for each other.

Everyone who reads this article will open the 'eyes of love' with me and press the phone button.

"How are you these days?"

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