So the world is ending again on Saturday, well it’s the rapture anyway so they say. Some of us will be lifted to heaven in the ascension and the rest left here on earth to perish.
I’m a follower of the world ending, I mentally prepare and make sure I’ve told everyone I love them every time. My son laughs and says ‘not again’, I laugh too as I know it’s a lot of rubbish but there’s always that ridiculous little doubt inside of me that says what if?
Being of rational mind, I’m not really falling for it. I don’t believe it will end in this way, not this Saturday anyway. Will the world ever really end, civilisation maybe, but I feel if there is an ending, Mother Nature will survive, she may rest a while, heal herself and recharge her energy but then she will grow up again to be as beautiful as she has ever been.
Sometimes I think we might be close, icecaps are melting and the weather is certainly stepping up a gear, we have lunatics as leaders and everyday egos are huge. But there is balance, in as much as there is a lot of shit in the world, there is also a lot of goodness, love seems to have made a revival. Science and spirituality are meeting on more even ground and talking to each other, connecting concepts and making links between what were once totally unrelated fields. It seems that science and spirituality really can fit on the same page.
Here’s the thing, if it was true that the world would end on a certain day in time, then there would be no point in getting things right, purpose would have no meaning. I can believe the world might end if we don’t make some drastic changes to how we look after it, but I don’t think that it will. We have choices, we go up the wrong path or the right one and if the world was always going to end there would only ever have been one path.
Our purpose or task here is to see where we fit into the world, not as individuals but as a collective force that can make a difference to everything there is and therefore everyone around us.
As for Saturday, I’ll be on my course sitting in a classroom absorbing what I’m being taught, I’ll need it for my future. I might leave the ironing until Sunday or maybe later but that’s just because I hate ironing!
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I agree. If we knew for a certainty that all life would end on a certain day, there would be no need to get up in the morning. When your time is up, it’s up. Until then, live, love, enjoy. And yes, I do the same. No one ever leaves my home without a hug a kiss or an I love you. It doesn’t matter the time of day, the hour or if they are leaving for school, work, or play. I want (should that be my final hour) that they remember me with a smile, warmth, affection and most of all to know they were loved – always and forever. Loving and letting others know, IS the answer. Sometimes it’s all too easy to take those closest to us, for granted. I’ve made it my life long goal, that that never happens. XOXO until next time, Sweet Liza.
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Your right Phyllis, it’s important to let those we love know, seems we are two of a kind 🙂
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We are indeed. It’s the most valuable thing we can possibly do. I loved the pics of you and your son and his girlfriend. I think Love lives on when we share it.
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Ahh thanks and yes it does x
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