[Vol.87] Let’s Hold Our Hands ‘Together’

Dear readers,

It is a great pleasure to meet you all. How have you been through? From the bottom of our hearts, INDIGO hope this letter finds you well.

The good news is that everybody’s will - the COVID-19 to be wrapped up as soon as possible - gradually seems to be coming true. The prolonged pandemic had imposed restrictions, made us cramped and fatigued. However, we sought ways to cope with the virus, resulting in a ‘new-normal’ which is even better in some aspects; the potential of endless spatial limit.

As our efforts take us back to normal grateful days, there are worthy struggles of neighbors that you might not have known or experienced; some suffer from miserable days after the invasion, and some workers were killed by indifference.

Every one of us is connected with each other. One who may seem different and to have nothing to do with are not others; they are all our neighbors. Concern them. Listen to their voices carefully.

Together we stand. Let’s hold our hands together. Keep your eye on how the world is changing. Watch whether the voices and struggles bear fruit.

I believe carings to neighbors will be seeds for flowers to bloom inside a warm heart. INDIGO brought priceless seeds for you. Cherish these seeds, and color your garden with beautiful flowers. I hope your scented heart will diffuse the voices out loud.

Sincerely, Chief editor Moon Ji-Sun