In all angles of the universal Life we find overt the infinite resources of Divine Wisdom.

Interdependence and function, discipline and value are several simple aspects of the life of beings and things.

Interdependency — vegetable life throbs in the system of reciprocity with animal life.

The orange tree furnishes oxygen for the horse and the horse provides carbon dioxide for the orange tree.

Function — the fruit is the principal result of the plant’s existence. The orange tree, although possessing several functions has the major objective of its own life in the orange.

Discipline — each plant produces only one specific fruit. There are infinite varieties of fruit. However, the orange tree produces only oranges.

Worth — each fruit varies with regard to its own qualities. The orange may be sweet or sour, large or small, dry or juicy.

Before the appearance of man on the surface of the planet, plant life long ago followed existing laws. AS mere users of the universe, let us know also that all human action which is contrary to nature constitutes a path to suffering.

Let us draw from the natural settings the lessons indispensable to our own life.

We are interdependent. We shall not live in peace without building the peace of others.

We have a specific function.

We exist to collaborate in the progress of creation, striving for the good of others, for all mankind.

We need discipline.

Without method in our acts, we shall not go in search of the light ahead.

We are appraised by the divine laws.

We are worth the piece of our actions, in any activity whatever, wherever w may happen to be.

André Luiz