Here in the United Kingdom, the government is conducting an inquiry into what were everyone’s experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020, entitled Every Story Matters. As per the blurb on the front page:
Every Story Matters is your opportunity to help the UK Covid-19 Inquiry understand your experience of the pandemic.
The pandemic affected every single person in the UK and, in many cases, continues to have a lasting impact on lives. Every one of our experiences is unique and this is your opportunity to share the impact it had on you, and your life, with the Inquiry.
Every story shared with us will be used to shape the Inquiry’s investigations and help us to learn lessons for the future. Stories will be collated, analysed and turned into themed reports, which will be submitted into each relevant investigation as evidence. The reports will be anonymised.
It therefore occurs to the Sumner Family Brain Cell that I have an important story to tell, and not just because I’ve written a book about it. I have therefore decided to tell the British Government about my experiences attempting the Abramelin Operation in 2020. At worst, it will provide whichever low-paid civil service employee is employed to read all these entries half-an-hour of amusement in between the monotony of the same-old same-old “I was stuck in my house, watching Netflix, deteriorating, etc tec ect.”
At best, it will cause the Government to pay more attention to the importance of a spiritual practice in maintaining self-esteem and mental health in a time of practice. I cannot conceal that I was motivated by plugging my book in all of this.
Anywho, if you live in the UK, I recommend you take a look at this survey yourself as you may find you want to contribute your own story.
Sol Ascendans - The Website of Alex Sumner 