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Time, Love And Karma


When a bird is alive it eats ants as its food.
When the bird dies, the ants eat it.
One tree can be made into a million matchsticks to light fire ....... but it takes only one match to burn a million trees in the forest.
Here is the lesson....
In this life, circumstances change at anytime. Don't belittle or devalue anyone in life...you may be powerful and on top of the world today, but understand that time is more powerful than you.
During this time of difficult times for everybody in the world, it has touched your heart to help  the poor or the vulnerable people in your community, God bless you my brother and my sister.
But don't make the mistake thinking that you are better than any of them, because you are not. Karma has a funny way of turning the screws of life around. Because you may not know the day, an unannounced heart attack can hit you hard as you are driving alone in the street. 
It will be these same poor people who may rush to come to help you quickly, much more faster than your "good" family members can get to you  at that moment.
And if it helps in anyway, leave your cameras at home when you go out helping the poor and the needy  people during these hard times.
Just like you preserve and cherish your dignity, let the poor and the vulnerable have their dignity too in the eyes of all men.

Love unconditionally not on condition.

Help effortlessly not based on one's merit or efforts.

God bless!

Kwame Sarpong |  Freelance Writer: 
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