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Mary |
All right dear what do you see |
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Scribe |
You are seated at the park bench Mother |
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And you are facing toward the entrance |
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As
if waiting for, expecting me |
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Mary |
As I am |
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Continue |
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Scribe |
I
approach you and sit facing you |
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And say |
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Good morning Mother |
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And you silently hold out your globe toward me |
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And I breathe a breath of Trust in God |
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And I look into the globe |
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Mary |
And what do you see |
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Vibrate Eye and vibrate Throat and vibrate at my center |
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And say |
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Scribe |
And now the globe is again as big as a basketball |
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And I hold it in my hands and look at it wonderingly |
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This globe which is sentient! This globe which is still alive! |
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I
look at it and wonder what it is it will show me today |
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Mary |
Say! |
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Scribe |
Oh
dear, I see the polar ice caps melt |
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The northern polar ice cap melts but completely |
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The southern polar ice cap shrinks to a miniature version of
itself |
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And yes the fresh water of the former ice |
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And there had been much ice! |
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Changes the salinity of the sea |
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There had been enough ice over the surface of the ocean |
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And underneath the surface of the ocean |
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That when all this ice melts into fresh water |
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It
is enough to change the ocean’s salinity |
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And the sea life is confused |
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And yes, there is a great loss of life within the ocean |
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For sea life had evolved for a certain particular range of
salinity |
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And this salinity has changed too quickly for sea life to adapt
to it |
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To
evolve with it |
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And much of the ocean life either drops to the bottom |
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And lands on the ocean floor |
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Or
floats on the ocean surface for man to observe in dismay |
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And yes water in liquid form takes up more volume than water in
solid form |
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And so the ocean now needs more room |
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And so the ocean now takes up more room |
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And so the land now has less room |
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As
the ocean claims the space it needs |
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And man watches in dismay as the sea level rises |
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Man watches in dismay as the islands |
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All the small islands scattered about the globe disappear from
view |
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They no longer appear in the satellite pictures |
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Where there had been land scattered about here and there |
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Is
now ocean and ocean only |
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Man watches in dismay as the sea level rises |
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Man watches in dismay as the land’s shoreline is swallowed up by
the ocean |
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As
are all his beachfront properties |
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Man watches in dismay |
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And I see men in boats picking up the carcasses of the dead sea
animal life |
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And I see scientists scooping up sea animal life |
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And placing them in aquariums in an attempt to save these
species |
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But man is fighting a losing battle |
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Fighting it valiantly |
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But losing it nonetheless |
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For sea life has lost its home |
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Sea life has lost its home |
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Sea life has lost its home |
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And the fishermen of the world are now out of work |
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Out of a livelihood |
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And now corporations are formed that breed and feed and grow
edible sea life |
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In
sea farms that appear to be more like factories |
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Than the ocean that sea life was accustomed to |
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And the sea life that grows in these factories is depressed |
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And devoid of joy in life |
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And that transmits itself into the cells of their being |
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And when man eats this seafood, man is not nourished |
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For the food is dead |
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The food is dead |
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The food is dead |
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And man grows restless |
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Had seafood always been so tasteless |
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And man smothers seafood in chemicals to give it ‘artificial
flavor’ |
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But man does not know how to give imprisoned sea life |
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The life force needed to nourish man |
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And man eats the seafood from the sea farms but is not nourished |
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No
man is not nourished |
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Man is not nourished |
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But man copes |
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Man copes |
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Man copes |
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He
grows used to this new seafood |
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He
forgets that it had ever been any other way |
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He
forgets what a delicacy lobster had been |
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And does not recognize how bland and lacking in flavor and
nutrition it now is |
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Man truly thinks that this is not such a major catastrophe |
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We
are coping |
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We
are coping |
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We
are coping |
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Man is in denial |
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He
thinks by breeding seafood in sea farms he is coping |
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And does not see that he is producing a poor imitation of the
original |
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An
imitation that does not serve man |
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But deceives him and lulls him into a false sense of security |
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A
false sense that all is still well with the world |
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A
false sense that life is continuing |
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When it is in fact dying |
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When it is in fact dying |
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When it is in fact dying |
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