“These are the last surviving relatives of giraffe. These elusive animals look more like a zebra than a giraffe. They are found in the Democratic Republic of Congo. These herbivores have red-brown coat of fur. They have white stripes on their legs. These animals are diurnal and forage through the forest searching for food. These animals are highly alert and will run away when they hear a human approaching. They are so secretive that they were not not known to the world till the 1900s. ~ from www.buzzle.com”
I was wondering what I would be writing about when the funniest thought popped into my head.
“Come and join me in the garden.”
I closed my eyes, and moved into the greenery and trees.
Okapi continued to graze, and occasionally, she would look at me. She told me that life will catch you if you let it.
“The trick is to move away from those who wish to contain or to confine you. Life is much better when you are free. Freedom means different things to different beings. Freedom is living how you wish to be and harming none. We Okapi harm none but the grass and trees. In return, we fertilize them so they may grow strong.
What is it that you nourish and protect? What is it that restricts you? Is it self imposed? Can you be free?”
Judy@angelsandancestors.com Watch for the January 2011 Magazine called “It Sounds Like…” on our website www.angelsandancestors.com.
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