A Story about Humility
🪱Earthworms🪱were drowning in my yard from the Flood. I was able to save a few, just like I did as a Child.
Back then, I had a Worm Hospital. I would save Worms after storms. It didn't work out well. 🤒 They stiffened wrapped in toilet paper bandages. I laugh now, thinking about it. 🥰
Anyway, I was reminded of this old writing of mine and thought I would remind Everyone that All Creation wants to Live!!
So here is my old story again, to remind you to stay Humble and use your Heart in a Good or better, in a GoDly way. 😍
The Story....Worms, Invested Miners, Earth Eaters, Night-Crawlers, Rejuvenators and Messengers of the Underworld.🪱
Wrongly accused of sinister virtues, a beautiful Worm, slowly comes forth,
gradually emerging before the rain, to speak for her Kind. She speaks of the love that all Worms share, a love that is firm, deeply rooted and penetrating, into the soil, the foundation of Life for All of the Earth.
"Fulfilling our purpose, without sounds of protest, as an example for Others and
to teach recycling through Love, is the task we were given. The things we were not given as Worms, were no limbs, no ears and no eyes. Now many we know would have cried, given up, but Worms are Courageous, Faithfully teaching, Everyone, to make the best, with what is given.
Great Spirits, we are, found tunnelling and crawling throughout the whole of Earth. Obediently, aerating, fertilising, and regenerating the soils of Life. Continually, mulching and giving our all, digesting decay, making castings all
new, to replenish the soil, for You, Brothers and Sisters, to Enjoy.
Worms know; that the Will freely given, makes Happy the deed and all Anyone needs, is a Mind and a Heart filled with Love, ever-flowing, and the Body of Oneness becomes Home for the Soul.
Listening to instructions through the language of Vibration, the Sacred sounds of the deep feelings of Love coming from the Earth, our Mother, keeps all Her Children, especially the Worms obedient and helps the aerating stay constant, so fertilization and regeneration continues, as wee Worms keep on mulching, while
giving our All.
All Worms are Blind Lovers, of the Earth, our Mother the Heart of Creation. In fulfilling our Purpose, we were elevated by our Father, Creator of All, as
Nocturnal Spirits of Renewal and a Pride of the Night. We that are born up from
the darkness, to crawl into Light, are an example to All. "
And here my Worm friend Squiggly proudly smiled and said, "For this reason we've been given, Five Hearts filled with Love; for the Earth and All Others; a gift and reward, the ultimate Honour, for sharing Love and Living Right!"
Micah 6:8: "He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the LORD require of you? To act justly and to Love mercy and to walk humbly with your GoD."
Matthew 5:5, states: "Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the Earth".
Written BY Paula Johnstone-Whitehawk DNM ®️©️
Growing up, I often found myself fascinated by earthworms and their quiet but vital work beneath the surface. They may be small and overlooked by many, but their contribution to the health of our planet is immense. Earthworms aerate the soil, break down organic matter, and recycle nutrients, which promotes plant growth and sustains ecosystems. This story beautifully highlights not only their ecological role but also encourages us to embrace humility and love in our lives. During heavy rains or floods, earthworms can end up stranded or drowning on the surface, much like the experience shared in the article. Rescuing them may seem like a small act, but it symbolically represents our ability to care for all forms of life, no matter how insignificant they may appear. This mindful compassion contributes to a mindset of stewardship and reverence for nature. Reflecting on the OCR content mentioning the earthworm's anatomy and the significance of even the smallest creatures, I remembered that life’s value isn’t in outward appearances or grand gestures but in sincere, heartfelt actions. The worm’s lack of limbs or eyes doesn't stop it from fulfilling its purpose, teaching us resilience and dedication through service. In my own garden, I protect earthworm habitats by avoiding harsh chemicals and allowing leaf litter to accumulate naturally. Over time, I’ve noticed the soil grows richer, and plants flourish more, a testament to the earthworm's hardworking renovation powers. By practicing humility—as emphasized by the biblical references in the story—we acknowledge the importance of these humble creatures and, by extension, our connection to the earth. This story is a reminder that love and humility are intertwined; when we care for the small and seemingly insignificant, we cultivate a broader empathy for all beings. This perspective has deepened my spiritual journey, encouraging me to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly, as Micah 6:8 instructs. Ultimately, like the earthworms emerging from darkness into light, we are invited to live with purpose, renewal, and love, embodying the principles of a life well-lived.