I was privileged to go on safari in Tanzania 2 years ago, and knew I was a guest of the wildlife there. To see them in their habitat, unencumbered, was utterly beautiful. I felt at home there – “at one” – and to have the peace shattered by poachers is sacrilegious. This slaughtering must end. Thank you for reminding us of this on-going tragedy.
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This is very sad but I recently adopted a rhino to try to do my bit. Sadly I just don’t know if it can ever be enough.
Well my friend, you are doing more than most 🙂 all we can do is our best and hope that + the good will of others can help make change in this world 🙂
Namaste
Mark
I hope so Mark! I was very distressed over the picture of the guarded rhino yesterday it really hit me hard even though I’d already adopted a rhino the other week. I’m trying to raise awareness. Thanks for sharing the article.
Endless Light and Love 
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I was privileged to go on safari in Tanzania 2 years ago, and knew I was a guest of the wildlife there. To see them in their habitat, unencumbered, was utterly beautiful. I felt at home there – “at one” – and to have the peace shattered by poachers is sacrilegious. This slaughtering must end. Thank you for reminding us of this on-going tragedy.
Theresa, you are so welcome and thank you for taking the time to comment on this post, you are 100% correct, it must end!
Namaste _/\_
Mark
Reblogged this on A Spiritual Journey and commented:
This is very sad but I recently adopted a rhino to try to do my bit. Sadly I just don’t know if it can ever be enough.
Well my friend, you are doing more than most 🙂 all we can do is our best and hope that + the good will of others can help make change in this world 🙂
Namaste
Mark
I hope so Mark! I was very distressed over the picture of the guarded rhino yesterday it really hit me hard even though I’d already adopted a rhino the other week. I’m trying to raise awareness. Thanks for sharing the article.