"I Plead Guilty"
A farmer saw a snake caught by a trap. He felt really bad because the snake was in so much pain. He didn't want the snake in pain and didn't want the snake to die. So he took the snake home for treatment.
Some days, he wouldn't go to the farm just to ensure that the snake was brought back to life. Throughout the period of pain, the snake was always showing appreciation to the farmer. The farmer's intention was to free the snake to continue its sojourn when it recovered fully.
A few days later, the snake showed signs of full recovery and the farmer was very happy. He didn't know the snake had a different plan. On the night of the same day and while sleeping, the snake went to the farmer and struck. He was bitten and a lot of venoms went into his blood stream. And the snake escaped.
Before the farmer could get help, he died. Before his final passage, he kept shouting, "I plead guilty". Why did he say that? Where is guilt in help? Why was he guilty for saving a life?
Yes, he was guilty, not for saving a life, but for saving a snake's life. In Africa, snakes are not friendly animals. They attack humans. It was only pretending because of the pains from the trap. It was just a matter of time that it would kill its savior.
Yes, he was guilty of not knowing that a snake bites. That is what a snake does. Whatever you do for a snake doesn't matter. A snake doesn't recognize favours. It bites for a living. So if you try to be nice to a snake, it is suicidal!
Do not harbor snakes in the name of helping it. Let the snake go on its own. Snakes kill their helpers. Don't be guilty of excessive nicety. Don't kill yourself in the process of trying to save a natural killer.
Many people that you are helping today are like snakes. When they get better, they face you squarely. When dealing with a snake, be wise. Be wiser than the snake and that would guide your being careful. Do not kill yourself because of a killer.
May God continue to protect you from the pretentious snakes around you. Amen.
Have a lovely day Famz.
#kffthoughts
A farmer saw a snake caught by a trap. He felt really bad because the snake was in so much pain. He didn't want the snake in pain and didn't want the snake to die. So he took the snake home for treatment.
Some days, he wouldn't go to the farm just to ensure that the snake was brought back to life. Throughout the period of pain, the snake was always showing appreciation to the farmer. The farmer's intention was to free the snake to continue its sojourn when it recovered fully.
A few days later, the snake showed signs of full recovery and the farmer was very happy. He didn't know the snake had a different plan. On the night of the same day and while sleeping, the snake went to the farmer and struck. He was bitten and a lot of venoms went into his blood stream. And the snake escaped.
Before the farmer could get help, he died. Before his final passage, he kept shouting, "I plead guilty". Why did he say that? Where is guilt in help? Why was he guilty for saving a life?
Yes, he was guilty, not for saving a life, but for saving a snake's life. In Africa, snakes are not friendly animals. They attack humans. It was only pretending because of the pains from the trap. It was just a matter of time that it would kill its savior.
Yes, he was guilty of not knowing that a snake bites. That is what a snake does. Whatever you do for a snake doesn't matter. A snake doesn't recognize favours. It bites for a living. So if you try to be nice to a snake, it is suicidal!
Do not harbor snakes in the name of helping it. Let the snake go on its own. Snakes kill their helpers. Don't be guilty of excessive nicety. Don't kill yourself in the process of trying to save a natural killer.
Many people that you are helping today are like snakes. When they get better, they face you squarely. When dealing with a snake, be wise. Be wiser than the snake and that would guide your being careful. Do not kill yourself because of a killer.
May God continue to protect you from the pretentious snakes around you. Amen.
Have a lovely day Famz.
#kffthoughts
"I Plead Guilty"
A farmer saw a snake caught by a trap. He felt really bad because the snake was in so much pain. He didn't want the snake in pain and didn't want the snake to die. So he took the snake home for treatment.
Some days, he wouldn't go to the farm just to ensure that the snake was brought back to life. Throughout the period of pain, the snake was always showing appreciation to the farmer. The farmer's intention was to free the snake to continue its sojourn when it recovered fully.
A few days later, the snake showed signs of full recovery and the farmer was very happy. He didn't know the snake had a different plan. On the night of the same day and while sleeping, the snake went to the farmer and struck. He was bitten and a lot of venoms went into his blood stream. And the snake escaped.
Before the farmer could get help, he died. Before his final passage, he kept shouting, "I plead guilty". Why did he say that? Where is guilt in help? Why was he guilty for saving a life?
Yes, he was guilty, not for saving a life, but for saving a snake's life. In Africa, snakes are not friendly animals. They attack humans. It was only pretending because of the pains from the trap. It was just a matter of time that it would kill its savior.
Yes, he was guilty of not knowing that a snake bites. That is what a snake does. Whatever you do for a snake doesn't matter. A snake doesn't recognize favours. It bites for a living. So if you try to be nice to a snake, it is suicidal!
Do not harbor snakes in the name of helping it. Let the snake go on its own. Snakes kill their helpers. Don't be guilty of excessive nicety. Don't kill yourself in the process of trying to save a natural killer.
Many people that you are helping today are like snakes. When they get better, they face you squarely. When dealing with a snake, be wise. Be wiser than the snake and that would guide your being careful. Do not kill yourself because of a killer.
May God continue to protect you from the pretentious snakes around you. Amen.
Have a lovely day Famz.
#kffthoughts
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