yin & yang rule most situations...
Whether you are happy or sad, time still passes
Whatever your friends say & think about you, it doesn't really matter 'cos your immediate demise wouldn't move nor affect them
The VVIP is as influential as he's alive; his demise is gladly welcomed by those in-waiting
Nobody is indispensable; time, like tides, continue flowing - be humble
Covid disrupts mankind norms but for the year plus, the environment was cleaner, animals population multiplied & Nature 'prospers'
Man if left unchecked, will self-destruct
Do not sulk nor be overly worried about Covid & it's mutant - those that don't deserve to be around shall go
Nature's wrath is unstoppable - death the leveller
7bil + people is not the problem but the hoarding of wealth, supplies & food is making living fairly untenable &, without GOD's/Nature's intervention, the miseries will cut deeper
Besides Nature wraths, military adventurism and gamesmanship shall help expedite eradication of the evil & leave behind the good
With destruction, comes reconstruction
When darkness is prolonged, Man will learn his lessons - COVID is only a 'dessert'
Slow down a little, enjoy the surroundings, watch Nature replenishes
Someday, when the world is less crowded, Man will rejoice in the remade Nature
The cup without it's hollowness cannot hold water as the house with fully filled space is unusable
Day & night, water & fire, man & woman; these epitomise the need to have a balance the Law (of Nature)
I am struggling to slow down & doing next to nothing only to realize the struggle is futile; time passes at the same pace...slow but definitive
Live life as if there is no tomorrow & expend today's abundance resources
Live happily, with grit & enjoy an energised self & leave the negatives to the many who are already basking in it as someone got to be on the other side of the coin
You have a choice - Yin or Yang - but remain balance
Tomorrow will be better but maximize utilization of today's resources which shall never return - TIME
June is expiring very soon & half a year is gone
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