Motivation.



     This makes sense.

*Two fishes were swimming when they saw a piece of meat dangling before them*.🐬🦈

The younger fish darted toward it with an open mouth. The older fish cried out, “Stop"! ✋


"You can’t see it, but there is a hook inside that meat. It is connected by an invisible line to a pole outside the water. There is a man holding the pole"

"THE *TRUTH* is, if you eat the meat, the hook will catch in your jaw and the man will pull you out of the water.

He will cut you open with a knife, roast you on a fire and eat you. Then he will throw your remains to his cat.”

The young fish stopped.

The two swam away.

But when the young fish was alone, he thought to himself,
“Let me investigate the *truth* myself how accurate these lousy claims are"

He went back to the meat, swam around it, above and below it. He swam as far as he could in widening circles around the meat.

After a long search, he said to himself, “I’ve looked far and wide, and *I haven’t found any sign of a man, a pole, a knife, a fire or a cat.* In fact, I’ve found nothing outside this water we live in." I have come to realise my *truth.*

"These must just be stories made up to limit our freedoms."

He went back to the meat and ate it.

The hook caught in his jaw, he felt himself being yanked out of the water.

For sure *He saw a pole, a man and a knife, and a little further, he saw the man's cat sleeping in a shade,* but at that point his knowledge of *the TRUTH* was useless.

*MORAL OF THE STORY*

*It is exactly the story of the Great Prophets and Mysteries of the Holy Bible.*

Some of them are  beyond our comprehension.

We now do not see Satan, Angels, judgement seat of God, no, we do not see the hell , but of course we will realize all along that it was *THE TRUTH*

. The truth we will realize only when death eventually strikes. But Alas! *Too late to change anything*

May GOD make us heed to the *TRUTH* while it is
still useful to us. Amen.

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