The sun shines bright on its full horizon; the reality is so vivid and clear, much more than the normal digit view or 5D to illustrate it better.
Jumping down from the placement I sat observing nature and its tremendous scenery. “It is another lovely day”, I said.
Then, all of a sudden, something ran across my leg, and in fear, I jumped up, but I looked at the direction the shadow glided through, and I followed.
Getting to the back of the building, I saw this colorful purple and red-headed Agama lizard. It is very busy eating something from the ground.
It raised up its head, looked at me, and stopped feeling insecure.
I thought it was scared, thinking I was going to ruin its day, and looking further, I saw sets of ants, maybe a colony or something it may be prescribed to be, and they were tracked down to extreme ends. Then I confirmed the lizard was having a great time eating.
“It is none of my concern”, I said to myself and walked away without chasing the lizard, who was happy having a good day.
Later in the evening, the day is coming to an end, and the sun shines a golden light, casting a dime light on the sky.
After all the days revolve. I decided to go sit on the placement to observe the sky, its movement, the different cloud shapes formed, and the different kinds of birds flying to rest in their nest.
What a beautiful view, I reckoned and decided to change my focus of attention. I looked down to observe my environment and found my friend, the colorful Agama lizard, which I had seen earlier in the day.
How are you, I asked as it looked at me nodding its head as usual.
I don't know if it was thanking me for letting it be in the morning, just glad to see me again or just putting up with normal stuff.
Then, all of a sudden, a strange movement came towards it, and with a second of realization, a hawk had clipped it up to the sky.
I jumped down from the placement to race at the hawk, but “It was late when the head was already cut off” was the native proverb that ran through my mind.
I looked at the sky, seeing my friend, the Agama lizard dangling as the hawk flew away to an unknown location.
Then I reasoned my decision earlier leaving the lizard to eat the ants but not willing the hawk to eat the lizard.
“This is karma”, I concluded.
What goes around comes around as the eater is now being eaten and nothing can be done to avert it.
It is a vivid scenery that serves as imagery for me, noting to me the fact that God or the Universe dishes karma, be it good or bad, and maybe our significance in life will foreshadow our karma in real-time.
But I asked myself a question such as, “What if the lizard did not eat the ants won't the hawk still not eat it?”.
I smiled, knowing it is such hawks' nature to eat the lizards as it is lizard's nature to eat ants, so I concluded by ruminating about the fact that karma is decided by God or the universe as we all living things live to maintain our nature; attributes and kinds.
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