By Banji Ayoola
The day breaks punctually and regularly at the exact time, gradually dispersing or dissolving the darkness as the night gradually recedes with its ally darkness.
Thus the night transits gradually into twilight, and it increasingly brightens until the darkness tapers or tails off, and the day breaks fully, in strict accordance with the Order in Nature.
Also, the plant world is a picture of Beauty and Order as all plants naturally comply with the Order in Nature, unless man tampers with them arbitrarily.
So also the earth, air, and water.
Also, a seed of corn sown germinates, grows, blossoms, and ripens into cobs, each containing multiples of seeds, obeying the definite Natural Order or Law of Sowing and Reaping.
The Natural Order stipulates that the seed punctually germinates, grows, blossoms, fructifies, ripens, decomposes, and returns to the original seed for a new cycle at regular intervals.
Other plants existing side by side, in harmony with the corn, likewise follow the same pattern in compliance with the Order in Nature, unless man disturbs the natural process.
Animals too voluntarily comply with the Order in Nature. Unless they are disturbed by human beings. For instance, you will never see a goat, ram, dog, or chicken deliberately stay awake overnight; when they should be sleeping and resting.
But sadly, with human beings, the story changes. With the way we live on earth today, we have distanced ourselves from this Order in Nature, with Which all the other creatures swing effortlessly. We have separated ourselves from the Natural Order, the Foundation that upholds and sustains the entire Creation. The Natural Order that determines our good health and well-being.
We disturb and disregard this Order in Nature meant to ensure our well-being.
Contrary to the Order that Nature stipulates to ensure our health and well-being, we have turned the day to the night and vice versa.
Now we choose to stay awake at night either to work, or indulge in pleasure, in enjoying, in feeding our wrong appetites and desires when we should be sleeping and resting from our daily work.
Conversely, we choose to sleep off during the day when we should be at work.
Hence the multiplicity of many strange ailments, and diseases defying cures, that are afflicting mankind everywhere on earth today, and the increasing cases of sudden death.
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