Natural Disasters_more under the lid [part 4/5]

part 4/5 of Lid Blown ….

Nature, it would seem, suffers from more than the physical pollution of her air and of her seas and of her earth.  Like Soul, Nature suffers from the energetic pollution we, separately and collectively, project outwardly through verbal and physically aggression, through negativity of thoughts, through the re-actionary nature of our energy, of our emotions and of our actions.

When Nature feels that enough is enough, she boomerangs back at us what we put out. Nothing is random and erratic when it comes to the order of the cosmos and the order of Nature. Science is constantly reminding us of this. Random and erratic responses, too, are strictly human.

Only an animal that is cornered, sick or wounded will react erratically.

Having said that, are we not, each one of us, sick, hurt and wounded in one way or another? Not just physically, not just emotionally, but also spiritually?

“Just when oceans cannot stand the pollution and junk humanity has been pouring into them, she sends it ALL back with a Tsunami, with floods and heavy rains and hailstones,” Moriya added.  “So, there is no reason to blame Nature or Planet Earth. There is no such thing as an angry planet – only angry people. Nature and planet earth are only doing their best to keep everything in balance, to clear the air and to bring us blue skies and green flora and nice winds and good rains and warm sunshine. The French did their nuclear testing for thirty years until 1996 and the Chinese become the fifth nuclear power – after years of testing underground, surely we can expect that such activities will affect the balance of Nature which will eventuate sooner or later in earthquakes or tidal waves.”

Our inability to truly see that we are inseparable from one another and from Nature is the cause of all the ecological disasters. Nature works hand in hand with Karma and together they bring ultimate justice.

Unlike the highest of judges in any country, nothing under the sun can bribe either Karma or Nature to change their mind or lessen their blows – just as there should be no reneging  when it comes to unconditional love; love that simply doesn’t waver in peaks and troughs once exchanged between lovers, families, people nearby or people across the globe.

And this brings us back to the Menacing Mammoth or Sleeping giant, the Eyjafjallajökull volcano that, with its ash kept us grounded – as we should be, energetically-speaking. It halted a powerful continent, unraveled society’s interdependent web of globalization, affected thousands of lives, detouring some personal journeys – for better and for worse  and, of course, the volcano’s eruptions short-changed the ailing international economy of billions of dollars.

Eyjafjallajökull has just entered a phase of ash blowing. Clearly, this volcano has not yet delivered ALL of its message.

cont’d

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