People are afraid of the collapse of the bee population because they think it might lead to famine. If you read Revelation you can find support for that fear. And there is also a "plague of frogs" in there.* Happy frogs, I suppose. ;-)
Well, I'm not feeling well today and don't have the energy to look up and add the relevant scriptures. Maybe tomorrow.
Sorry for the shortness, in all senses, of this post.
No matter what we might think of ourselves and our power and influence on the world (or lack thereof), it is still a beautiful world. If it ends, it ends. If it doesn't, it doesn't. But it will end for each and every one of us at some point. Well, I prefer to think that as my matter speeds towards the Black Hole of Death the information of my consciousness will indeed be preserved and will somehow find another form in some other dimension or universe. So far, no one can say with 100% certainty that it won't happen that way. And if they do, they are stupid fools.
But even if death is just Nothingness, it can't be all that bad.
*Sorry, I was confused, which isn't unusual. The plague of frogs was in the Old Testament. But Revelation has some frog-like things too:
And I saw three unclean spirits like frogs come out of the mouth of the dragon, and out of the mouth of the beast, and out of the mouth of the false prophet.
Rev. 16:13
I can assure you that no frogs have come out of my mouth. I only see and hear them... not produce them. ;-)
3 comments:
Dear Rae Ann
of course it is still a beautiful world!. And visiting your weblog makes it even better. :-)
best
Thanks rafa! You always cheer me up. :-)
Our frogs have been singing too! 'neath the bright moon's light they sing a lusty, gusty mosquito-beer (something only a frog could love) drinking song. The crickets chirp in with a falsetto counterpoint just warming up for their summer concerto.
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