A shift in the wind

During a time where people are stirring up panic over toilet paper of all things, I find myself uncharacteristically calm. I have always "felt" things before they happen, it's been a feeling of just knowing what is coming. I felt that gut feeling before 9/11, before Katrina, before my father died, and numerous of other times in my life. I have come realize that I am claircognizant, a gift that I always treated as a curse because of my anxiety. I could never explain why i was worrying about something that had not happened yet and often was label as crazy or weird. Was exactly is claircognizant? It's knowing of an event, occurrence, intention, or another facet of existence with no evidence to lead to that knowledge. Despite having no information about an event, claircognizant people can feel that they know a piece of information that they have yet to be presented with and are often proven correct by the outcome of the situation. What do I feel now? We, the human race are shifting. Transforming, finally putting ego aside and seeing that we are all in fact vulnerable. Disease know now bounds to race, class, intellect or any other classification we have been socially trained to place folks in. I know that we, me, you, our families, our friends, the world will be okay. We are shifting from an indulgent society, to one of mindful spending and limiting resources. We have been spoiled for years and now as we pout because bars are closed, or markets are out of "brand" name goods. I chuckle because like a spoiled teenager we are shocked when we are not getting our way. We are shifting by being forcing to take a break from the rat race that is slowing killing our joy. The earth gets a break from the smog and pollution from less cars on the road. People are mad because restaurants and gyms are closed, yet when we used these facilities, we ignored each other as humans and mindlessly stare into our phones. When this passes, maybe just maybe we will appreciate each other a little more. Say hello to random people in the gym or restaurant, actually enjoy fresh air and doing things that don't rely on money or fancy things. Maybe we'll return with a little more humanness than before. Actually, it is not maybe, it is a we will. We will mature and grow, emotional, spiritually and mentally. We are the shift. I just know it.