Hey Shiva bro, totally agree. I don't know from where all these negativity arises. Why can't we just for once think positively and give people hope? This natural disaster just proves that we Nepalese are incapable of coming together, even at such dire times of needs. People from far away, and no one's blaming anyone for not going to help, but at least talk to the folks back home and give them hope, understand their pain, their panic. People are scared guys. Yelling, shouting is just causing more and more trauma. You can shout and yell all you want, but there are lots of good kind folks volunteering, helping people, just for once we should quiet the noise and start supporting wonderful hearts that are helping and healing people.

I spoke to my 10 year old nephew yesterday. He was scared to go up to the second floor. He told me that he sees nightmares of earth shaking. He said there was a big one that came yesterday. This trauma will remain with him for ever. I cannot help, but I know I should. I spoke to him for over an hour, telling him earthquakes are everywhere around the world. It's just the matter of whether or not people feel it. Told him that this should make him stronger not weaker. At the end of the conversation, he said a very touching "Thank you, dada". I felt so much better afterwards. No one wants to hear all this ranting and ravings. Let people help in peace and spread positive messages.