They are talking to us
Quote of the day
‘If
only we listen to what they are saying we may have a chance. The animals and
the plants are telling us that we got it all wrong. We need to listen to them to
regain the glisten back in our planet.’
Good day to you
Dear Friends. Welcome to Thursday, the 28th January 2016. It is good
to share an online presence with you. To create success in our lives we need to
create success in everyone else’s lives. This is the founding principle of
success. To have a planet that is bustling with life forms that lives in harmony
as per the original concept of the Creation requires everyone’s participation. Before
we came along things were great. There was harmony above the earth, below the
surface of the earth and on it. When we came along things changed dramatically.
Now there is rustling in every step, every breath and in every word. Tomorrow
now brings so much of sorrow? We earthlings have become so embroiled in greed that
we neglect our real roles. Animals and Plants were here long before us and got
on with what they had to do, if not the Earth will be a hostile place. When we
came along we broke the Covenant and started disagreeing since The Garden of Eden.
It happened with Cain and Abel, in the City of Sodom, during the Roman Empire
and the Ottoman Empire and during two World Wars in the last Century. Tomorrow will
hold a bale of sorrow because man still misunderstands his role. Rather than being
a sole custodian of the living world he wants to be in control. The animals and
plants are constantly watching our delinquent roles and if we could understand
them will know that they are unhappy. To make the world a safer place we need
to listen to the diurnal and nocturnal workers that labour intensely to
make the Earth our home. They follow order and live within their border. They
are paternal and maternal. They care for their young and they even recycle the
last bit of dung. Our greed has turned the tables in harmonisation
of the wild. Species of life are slowly diminishing. They came
in two by two and are leaving two by two. I often see the fear in the deer, I
sometimes hear the cry in the sky and I feel for the seal that squeals. They
are talking to us but we cannot understand or we do not want to understand. The
bat, the cat, the rat and the wombat find it hard to live in their habitat
because of us. The dog, the frog and the hog find it hard to live in the smog because
of our selfishness. The whale, the snail and the cockatiel are always on sale
stuck in a flimsy jail. The bear, the
mare and the hare are always caught in a snare. The crayfish, the catfish, the
angelfish and the swordfish all end up in the wrong dish. The clam, the ram and
the lamb all get themselves in a jam. The prawn, the swan and the fawn always
seem to be caught at dawn. Dear Friends, is it right to see cruelty in animals,
poaching for exploitation, killing for a living and capturing for
manufacturing? Listen to the beaver for he is the most noticeable griever has
he watches how we exploit our natural waterways. Listen to the buck that always
has to duck from our firing intent. Listen to the goose that prefers to be
loose rather than on a noose. Listen to the hen that is stuck in a pen all its
life. Listen to the eel that prefers not to be your next meal. Listen to the
mole that has a sole and hates to be killed for their pelts. Animals and plants
are trying to tell us something. They urge us to be civil and not evil. They
urge us to be moderate and considerate. They urge us to keep the peace and stop
the decrease in species. They urge us to keep our planet clean, preen and
green. They urge us to act as sole custodians of our domain. They want us to
recycle, to read the bible, to stop being idle, to stop living in denial and never
to have rivals. Dear Friends, tomorrow can become a day of happiness and a day
of revival. We need to look, listen and learn. Have a wonderful evening and
before you retire I want you to think of how you can help the donkey or the monkey,
the baboon or the raccoon and the lark or the shark.
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