13 MARCH 2023 SHE WILL DECIDE

There seems to be many people leaving the planet in recent years. It began with the pandemic. There have been suicides, murders, drug overdoses, and natural disasters. People that are my own age are dying now. We were the baby boomers, the ones who perpetuated what is now a seriously overloaded planet. The last world war ended technically, in 1945; but not formally, until the peace treaty with Japan was signed in 1952 – the same year in which I was born. War, it seems, had kept our population in check up until that time.

The current human population is 8 billion. This number is not sustainable. Human beings have made many advancements in the last century; but we have deluded ourselves into believing that we are in control. We have exploited other species that we share the planet with. We continue to eradicate many others – those that we feel do not have a right to be here. We “cull” them, confine them, imprison them, and “domesticate” them to suit our own needs. We have even “created” new species to satisfy our whims – domesticated animals that breed even more prolifically than we ourselves do.

There is much talk these days about slowing down global warming as though this too, is all up to us. Clearly, we need to be talking – and doing all that we can about this growing problem; but if we succeed, will we pat ourselves on the back as though we have saved the day? Will we continue to erroneously believe that we are superior to our fellow species? Mother Nature has maintained balance on this planet since it came into being – long before human beings arrived on the scene. Every plant, animal, and fungi has been designed to serve and to sustain one another in symbiosis. Humans have drastically upset the balance that once existed. We need to heed what Emerson advised: to “take our bloated nothingness out of the way…” It is only then that we can hear what is being communicated through the Divine Circuits, from Nature herself. Whether it is our individual egos, or our collective ego, we must concede to Nature’s ultimate power, for it is she who will decide in the end, if we are worthy to remain here.