Solar eclipses amaze us because they are so rare and unusual.

I love solar eclipses because when they occur, just about everything comes to a halt. Most of us take time out of our artificially busy days to stop and watch them. The birds stop chirping as they assume it to be night-time. The cows head back to the barn to nosh or sleep……

So perhaps solar eclipses are really about taking time off to realign ourselves with nature or whatever?

Makes you wonder if there is force out there, orchestrating the whole thing, attempting to regulate the unruly or to bring us all together if only for a moment.

The point is that if you like and enjoy the unity that comes about as a result of eclipses, what do you say we take up this practice and enjoy it more than once in a black moon. Fat chance, you say? Yeah, that’s what I pretty much figured.

I have always heard folks complain about the fact that they receive very little to no help from their government, friends, relatives or neighbours but recently I am hearing them more clearly and loudly.

I suppose we have all gone through such a period or find ourselves complaining about the lack of assistance and of course there are the excessive complainers.

Today’s topic has to with answering that call.

If we hear a call for help, would we answer it or are we more likely to walk away from it thinking, hoping or assuming that someone else will attend to it?

Some folks believe that the more good deeds we do the higher the likelihood of our calls for help to be answered which is fine as a bonus.

Does anyone know the ratio of the individuals who need help verses the individuals who are able to help or will help?   

Now I am not proposing you to ask not what you can do for me, rather what I can do for you, all of the time, only some of the time.