David Dickinson's Godblog

Every thing is either growing or dying. Growing is hard and requires effort; dying is done by the laws of nature, and nature is making the effort, therefore it is easy and comfortable.
This can be seen in something as simple as a tree. Growing is a constant effort: first to break out of it's seed, second, to break out of the ground, third, to defy gravity and to stand against wind and weather. It is not easy. Conditions for each phase have to be favorable. Even the seasons have an effect bon its progress, hence the rings in the wood.
If the tree stops making effort, it will die. the lack of effort is a comfortable feeling, a sleep, non-existence. So, if one is comfortable, chances are, one is dying.

David Dickinson

Nothing Known to man, including man himself can remain stagnet, all things are either growing or dying.

David dickinson

Change is not nessesarilly growth, death is also a change, so do not be deluted by change itself.


David Dickinson