In a bid to make the world better, “innovative” man has probably succeeded in creating a chaotic monstrous world in which Mother Nature and other forces of goodwill must work together to restore our Earth to its default state. Today, can the world recognize herself when compared to the blueprint of her Creator?
The world we live in has existed for billions of years — throughout time and space — providing for and sustaining us. Our race has evolved from a primitive group of cavemen — through the discovery of what Mother Nature has bestowed on us on this planet — to a more organized form of living and interacting together, which we now call civilization. Animals and languages have gone extinct just as new concepts, languages, philosophies, and social interactions are originated.
Technological revolutions have come with the industrial age in which Mother Earth is fighting against herself to survive and avoid self-destruction. Man’s activities involving extraction from the Earth (deforestation, mining, quarrying, etc.) have resulted in the pollution of the environment, depletion of the ozone layer as well as unusual and increased ailments. A large percentage of the world’s population now suffers from starvation, wars, and absolute regimes deprived of the basic needs of life in a way not so different from how our ancestors were trying to survive centuries ago. “Nature abhors a vacuum.” How much longer till our world becomes a ticking timebomb awaiting self-destruction?
Of course, such aftermaths are no fault of Mother Nature as she consistently yields in her forests and vast plains more than enough food and resources for all her inhabitants, plants and animals, wild and tame, weak and strong in a manner that has remained predictable over the years. She keeps replenishing faithfully and tirelessly while being continuously destroyed by our industrialization activities. What footprints are we living for our generations?