dialogue with donkey

 

#dialogue_with_donkey

A donkey said to its owner on the way, "Who are you, cruel, unjust, and malicious? 

How long will you burden me? 

How long will you work me with all your heart? 

May God grant you death so that I may be happy and free from the bonds of your suffering." 

He replied, "You captive animal! Why are you happy with my death? Do something so that you are no longer a donkey. 

You are not fit to carry the load.

 Otherwise, as long as you are a donkey, neither I nor anyone else will have to do the work for you. 

Yes, so that a nation may be asleep. 

It may be in pain and turmoil. No nation may wake up from sleep and not see its back empty. If it dares to wake up, it may enjoy its freedom. 

Otherwise, oppression and oppression are not permissible for it. A living man is not subjected to oppression and persecution.

 A nation of sleep and complacency is less than a donkey.

 It is constantly under the whip of the enemy."

We have two types of death: 1. The eternal death

2. The death that is alive but surrenders to all oppression and accepts everything that comes its way.