The Curse

 

In an earlier blog, I mentioned that we are all under a curse. In this blog, I will attempt to explain what the curse is and how it affects us. Firstly, we must name the curse as a curse of convenience, so we understand what is going on.  The curse is a curse of convenience that lays over the people like a cloth making us think in a different way.  As a result, people have stopped caring about the environment and only care about their own convenience.  Cars are convenient for people, yet they pollute the air.  Animals are killed on the roads and not many people care and in fact pretend that it doesn't happen.  Plastic is another convenience that is destructive that people turn a blind eye to.

Who and what does the curse affect?

• Everyone is affected and that is why it is unfair to judge anyone. People simply don't know what they are doing. 
• Has an effect on the world too.  

What is the effect of the curse?

It causes people to stop thinking about the consequences of their actions for the sake of their own convenience. 

• Plastic is convenient, but pollutes the Earth and kills the animals. Plastic has even been found in humans.
• Fast food is convenient, but it is making people fat, and I find a lot of fast food packaging in the countryside.  People throw their fast food packaging out of the window of their cars. 
• Cars are convenient, yet pollute the air we all breathe. 
• People throw their rubbish on the floor because it is more convenient for them to do so. 
• It is convenient for people to turn a blind eye to injustice. 
• People replace natural grass with fake plastic grass because that is more convenient for them to do, and they don't care about the wildlife that lived in the earth.  
• Fake plants are more convenient except for the bees and other insects. 
• Pesticides are convenient to the farmer. 
• packaging is convenient for people.
  

Because of our convenience, animals lay dead on the roads. Wildlife is affected by our rubbish the air, earth and water is polluted, yet people continue because the curse makes us forget and tells us what good people we are and that we are not the problem. The curse also convinces people that the packaging is magically turned into something else that no animals are harmed, and the Earth is respected, yet the birds are found with plastic in their stomachs.  Litter is all over the countryside.

I'm not sure to the origins of the curse, but I wouldn't be surprised if it had something to do with the crimes against people from the Christian Church throughout history. Maybe their victims cursed the world.