A "Black Swan Event" is when the unexpected occurs, causing a huge mindshift and change in how the world works. People never imagined that Black Swans existed, until the discovery of the first Black Swan... (as per book "The Black Swan", by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, 2007, that sold over 3 million copies)

Is a perception change the next Black Swan Event? Consider that by changing perception we might change the world. Look at everyday things from different angles. Find beauty in the unexpected...
Change our thinking, change our actions, change our world!

See that all people are part of God's puzzle and have something to give. Black swans do exist. The ugly duckling was actually a swan who needed to discover himself and where he fitted and be who he was meant to be. To the last, the lost and the least, you are beautiful as you are.
May all who visit this page feel God's touch and experience His blessing...

Tuesday 16 July 2013

Adam and Eve and Types of People

I thought to myself this morning, it is totally believable that all types of people have a same common ancestor in Adam and Eve.

Just think of the example of dogs: All breeds of dogs originate from the same basic genetic pool, I have read. Put the different types of dogs next to each other, from a tiny Chihuahua all the way through to a Great Dane and many varieties in between--many different colours, long hairs, short hairs, hair-less, wrinkled dogs. The same is true for cows or sheep or rabbits and many animals that man owns. There is usually a common ancestor of all of these many different varieties of animals who are of so many different shades and sizes due to targeted breeding.

Do the same with different ethnic groups of people. The most differentiated we are from each other is skin colour, eye shape, hair, and sometimes body length (for example, think of the Maasai and the Pygmy peoples in Africa.

Suddenly people seem very much the same. The tower of Babel makes sense.

I hope no-one finds this offensive, I just sat here today and thought, wow, we are so alike, surely we can see ourselves as the same and learn to get along better.

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