Who and what are the failed past? Part 2

Source: Numbers 22: 21-39 (Balaam and the talking donkey)

I know many consider the talking donkey experience as a miracle but I want to challenge your thought again, that was more of a reflection of a madman, not a miracle.

The donkey itself expressed its disappointment in his master's actions, that his sudden refusal to carry out business as usual will be termed as disloyalty and rebellion. The same way some of your charlatans have termed some of us to be anti-Christ.

The donkey is much more committed to the cause than the owner and the difference was in their sanity and not in their loyalty.

The donkey was still sane to see/perceived beyond its senses, but the owner was no longer sane. If the donkey had not refused the desire of a failed yesterday a looming disaster would have consumed the tomorrow of the two.

Take a clue from the donkey, and influence yesterday by listening to something better so that tomorrow would be visible/clear.

To be honest with you, I am not expecting much from this generation may be the next or next or next generation.

But,

"I don't want to wake tomorrow, to see today" - Seun Ayilara

To be continued...

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