"An immensely subtle, inadvertent or a slight subconscious shift in Nature's podiums, postures or patterns, irrespective of its presentation, contrastingly manifests as a precisely perfect pandemonium from a materially human perspective. Perhaps, as we humans volunteer to suffer, stress and fear much more than all other species put together, probably due to our being in a continuous state of denial to comprehend the real purpose of existence of this ethereal realm.
Sadly, despite being the most evolved and despite having the realisation of the inevitable."
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Yes,you are right...we tend to celebrate birth ignoramously though one should celebrate death...that is acceptance.Yet one does share the pain,misery and hopelessness of our fellow wanderers on Earth.To me,even the plants and flowers normally in full bloom at this time of the year seem to be drooping ,grieving their fellow beings.Reflections of a mere human being empathising with those in the freezing cold without even water,electricity or warm clothes...I have not seen God but I have seen his creations badly in need of healing and hope.Have routed some blankets to them, one of the very small things we can do...hope they reach some deserving soul at least.However I do believe in the human spirit and His power of creation....the cycle goes on.....so I guess one should not grieve or be fearful and meet this life that has been given to us by divine design as humans headon...cheers.That is what I will tell Kabir and Karan today
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