We know that feeding healthy wild animals is a no-no. Successfully feeding a sick or injured wild animal comes with the parting moment when they are whole again and you let them go knowing they are meant to be free. The same is true of rescuing people. Whether we save someone from a burning building, or from a difficult psychological situation through counseling, friendship, sympathy and nurturing, if we do our job right the day comes when the healed must fly. To expect a permanent emotional slave is detrimental to all parties, and we should feel gratitude for having made a difference at a critical time. If the fixed bird flies over once or twice a year, or even stops by, we are blessed.
Posted on: Fri, 21 Mar 2014 13:38:10 +0000
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