13 April

In the light of day one can see a horizon broad and utilise the rays of light to reach a higher realm. And in that heightened state of mind all problems can be solved, and new tasks realised to take one closer to one’s destiny.

But in these days of industry, the light is not so pure, and oftentimes without the benefit of distance, or a peak from which to see a wider view, all is lost in the dust of confusion and environmental waste.

Taking time out from life, and getting back to nature are the two essential ingredients, if one would clearly see just what lies far ahead for self and the role one ultimately will fulfil in aiding others fair. And more the reason, then, to do what can be done to minimise pollutants which, once scattered to the winds, settle forever more upon this earth in a form which damages all life, especially those plants and animals upon whom we depend for our own life.

You see, man may well be an exceptional creature of capabilities ample, but often we forget that, if it were not for those lesser forms, we would be mere thought forms, and accomplish little more than that which an unconscious animal can contribute at this time, and even less, when we consider just how much more in tune are plants and animals with the very environment we claim to own.

So, do what can be done at every turn to save the soils and water and air, and keep the fires of love aflame. Then, in time, when healing does reverse the scars of shame, a clearer view will echo the distant call for all, the same.