Question:
Health Grandpa, who ate it? These are the words of an echo I often
hear. I also hear the whispers of nature. Its attempting to tell me,
and all of us, that our unresolved questions have already been
answered before nature has ever been created. I am fascinated by human
mind and Gods creations, and I have been observing both, ever since I
can remember. Word smart causes me to ponder and it continuously
brings me unrest. I find only one truth in all of Gods creations.
Truth is truth, just as the word good is good. Good has not, and will
not, alter its well known taste and its reputable value. Need I say
more than, God is good? A good word can have the power to enable an
ill person to get out of bed and walk. A good word can help preserve
our health, and it can aid our mind and body in many different ways. A
good word, in my opinion, is the best medicine we can find. There is
no one who can change a simple good word. You might ask, Is there
another life that could be better than a simple life? No, I dont
think there is. Our life requires goodness and simplicity. Our life,
our health, comes from somewhere, and I believe if we want to be
healthy, we should know what that source is. I often compare my life
to the life of the green plants that grow in my garden. Their life and
health comes through the tiny tips at the end of the roots, which must
be nourished daily by healthy food. Our bodies and minds essentially
require the same healthy nutrients. We must evaluate and be able to
recognize the healthy foods . When earth was created, our life and
health were planned within the same confinement of a vase, as that of
nature. It was planned and nourished with love, and then watered with
one truth. That truth came from pure air, water and food. THIS IS IT.
It is one end of the TRUTH. Who will search for more or less? No one,
except for the word, NOTHING. Pure air, pure water, and pure food.
What now? Whose boat will carry us over to the other side? I hear
those same words again, Grandpa, where is it? Who ate it? Its not
here. These are heart-breaking words for me to hear. Why do bad
things happen to good people? Who should we ask, why did bad things
happen to our good nature? I have always loved working in my little
garden, in my spare time. I plant various kinds of flowers, vegetables
and fruit trees. It gives me an enormously satisfying feeling to know
that my family and some of my closest friends will be eating my
organically grown food. A few days ago I sat in my kitchen, staring at
my garden. Suddenly, the thought of having some leftover food, popped
into my mind. My five year old grandson happened to be with me, so I
asked him Can you get me some food? He ran quickly to where the
refrigerator stood, opened the door and began to search for the
leftovers on all four shelves. When he didnt find any he said,
Grandpa, where is it? Its not here. Who ate it? I could clearly see
a picture of our earth being held in Gods hands as one big plate
filled with pure organic foods, as it once was. I, then, envisioned
the four seasons as my four refrigerator shelves. They are loaded with
food, but the organic food is lacking. My final image was of
technology. It appeared to me as a rusty nail without a head. Once
again, I heard, Grandpa, where is it? Its not here. Who ate it?
Its extremely sad. Whose power brought us and left us standing up
against a high wall, a wall too high to climb? I left out a tiny
detail that I meant to tell you earlier. It was my wife who ate the
leftover food from our refrigerator. When I asked her why she ate it,
she simply replied, What are we planting in our garden this spring?
Her choice of good, smart words had an immediate calming effect on me.
I asked myself, Can I go on? Within the same breath I answered
myself, Sure I can, but only if I can follow the unpaved road,
natures steps, and Gods good name. Whether we like to hear it or
not, all decision making was done without our consent, and before the
creations were created. Its a sad philosophy. Nature is good, but for
some of us, however, good seems not to be good enough. Some of us like
to be called SMART. I often think about what could happen if someone
from nature decided to bring his name up to the pedestal and wanted to
be called SMART. God is good. He can forgive. His nature, on the
other hand, cannot. If nature is unable to help us, the question WHY
could be the very last question posed by mother nature to us. My wife
asked me what we were planning to plant in our garden this coming
spring. I strongly believe it is essential that we learn how to be
good farmers and how to treat our four colorful seasons of the year.
I also believe God would be smiling down on us and HE would be content
to hear that the four seasons, the four colorful seasons of our future
days, could be called black, white, yellow and red. Our earth is
truly beautiful and rich. However, we, its inhabitants, have never
fully unwrapped the package, or the gift given to us by God. We
continue searching for more. We are attempting to look for something
that will enable us to live a healthy, peaceful life on earth, and our
search, I believe, cannot be fulfilled. We must first walk back, find
Gods package given to us long ago, and reexamine it very slowly and
carefully. It is in this package, in this gift, that we may perhaps,
find the smallest living thing which directly or indirectly destroys
life on earth. In this package we may also find a certain scent, use
it and work with it, so that our lives, our health, and many lives of
the rest of nature can be helped and restored to good health, without
any harm done to anyone. I am certain that God has not abandoned us.
He put us on this earth. It was his touch that enabled us to have the
power to have everything that is essential to our life and health. The
question remains, Will we be smart enough to search for it? By
Radenko Fanuka

Answer:
Hey rfanuka, how are you doing? To be found in some treacherous
waters. Which is too bad, considering that our lives need to be both
smaller and smarter. Best wishes, :roll: