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Fox is now seen in towns and cities. She has decided that since man is moving into her territory, she will use man’s space as a hunting ground. She now births her pups in the wooded parks, and keeps them safe during their growing time.
Fox says:
- Fox knows how to adapt quickly to new environments. Humans, it seems, want to keep everything the same. I say to you that change is now here and it will be rapid. Look at the changing Nature around you. Figure out how to adapt and enjoy the change. Fighting against it will cause you to be ill.
- Going into another’s area or territory will give you a new perspective on life. Simply sitting in your chair, in your territory, and criticizing what others do is not useful. Go! Explore! And perhaps you will learn compassion along the way.
- My pups are most precious and I will do anything to keep them safe. I teach them to read the land, and to listen to the animals. I teach them to know what is good food and bad food. I teach them to dig and to build a den. I watch and listen to how your pups are treated. You stick them in territories with fences around them and unnatural play things. They do not know how to be in the woods or the grasslands. They do not know how to fend for themselves and to be aware. Are your children not precious to you?
I am listening to “Alleluia” by Richard Shulman Album-Light From Assisi (Classical)
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Judy