Birds of a Feather Taught Me the Ingredients to My Friday Night Essence

Birds of a Feather Taught Me the Ingredients to My Friday Night Essence

You know, what are we doing in life, if we are not seeking to find a way to help people’s lives become more enjoyable and worth living? If we see an injured animal lying in the street; I think that most people would try to help it, wouldn’t they?

I remember when I was a little girl walking home from school one day I heard some screeching sounds coming from near the ground under some trees. I looked down and saw a portion of a broken nest and two live birds. There were also some dead ones nearby. These little birds looked like recent hatchlings, having no feathers and their eyes still closed.

I picked them up and gently put them in my lunch box and took them home. At home I showed them to my Mom and we went out and got some baby oatmeal and an eye dropper to feed them.

At first we had to use a toothpick to pry open their mouths; it did not work well and they were dying. Then, in a snap, I had a visual idea! I saw an adult bird opening its mouth and I saw the baby birds putting their beaks down into the throat of the parent bird to eat.

I asked my mom to get a regular sized baby bottle and I cut the tip of the nipple off. The baby birds instinctively placed their beaks into the opening of the nipple, began to eat, and soon began to thrive.

Later these birds needed to learn to fly. I remember seeing how young birds would stand in the nest and flap their wings to gain strength. I thought, “How could my birds do this standing in a cardboard box?”

So each day I would place them on my hand and hold their feet down and move my arm up and down rapidly so that they would feel unstable and instinctively flap their wings. These birds soon began to fly out of the cardboard box I kept them in; the box was three feet high

As I remember these things I see so many life lessons. Here we are as greatly gifted Neothink® people who have fallen out of the anti civilization’s burden of life nest of despair; and, just as I needed to teach these young birds a new food source, a new way of eating, and a new way to fly; we must also teach our new member “fallen out of the nest ones” to live that new life of FREEDOM so they too can really fly.

What a great opportunity we have to save a civilization of man!

You know love is the one human emotion that creates in us the vision of empathy and the action of understanding. These two ingredients become the life lines of hope and salvation which are capable of pulling a drowning civilization out of the depths of despair.

Let us make ourselves ready to redeem mankind for the next level of heights that is the Civilization of the Universe by remembering how fragile we are and how much we need love, empathy, and understanding directed towards the children seekers’ we are reaching out to. Now, let’s go out and awaken the children in our lives!

Thank you,

The Undefeated Life