We have certain norms and moralistic patterns of behaviour in our mind. And when we realise that every species has its own individual capacity and traits, then we our comfortable with them, and we realise that we are not here to analyse or criticise them.

Like a cactus, you if you get too close to it, its thorns will prick you, so only you decide your behaviour with it. You never criticise Supreme or God for it, you protect yourself from it; a snake, for instance, can bite you, scorpion can sting you, you don’t analyse their behaviour, you only protect yourself from them, only think of how to treat yourself when bitten or stung. If you find sun’s rays too strong, you protect yourself, you don’t abuse the sun for being strong. You carry an umbrella to protect yourself. There are so many such examples. In the deep sea, you wear a life jacket, you don’t accuse the sea for drowning you, because every element has its own properties, and it behaves accordingly.

It is up to you how to protect yourself and be in harmony and sync with it. Supreme has provided mind and intellect for that, and not for criticising, analysing and being judgmental about others.

Pranam

Meena Om