Stories of goodness to animals, stories of goodness

There was a crackdown that had not rained for a long time, causing heavy losses to local crops, so the pastor gathered everyone to prepare a prayer meeting in the church to pray for rain.

There was a little girl in the crowd who was too small for anyone to see her, but she also came to the rain prayer meeting.

At this moment, the pastor noticed what the little girl had brought and pointed at her excitedly on the stage: "I was very touched by that little sister!" So everyone looked in the direction of the good fingers.

The pastor continued, "We have come to pray for God to rain today, but she is the only one in the whole synagogue who has brought an umbrella today!" Everyone looked closely, and sure enough, there was a small red umbrella hanging next to her seat; At this time, everyone was silent for a while, and then a burst of applause and tears intertwined with beautiful scenery.

Sometimes we have to say: children are not "small" at all, they are actually "big"! Their love is great! Their faith is great!

There are countless examples of kindness to animals, including ferocious tigers.

According to the report, a temple in Thailand adopted a tiger into a tiger temple.

According to the British "Daily Mail" on April 24, there is a tiger temple in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, which is a temple with many tigers, which is a famous local tourist attraction. The monks of this temple began adopting tiger raisers in 1999 and now owns several tigers. This tiger temple is open to the public and charges a fee.

Tourists can pay a little more and take a photo with a trained docile tiger, and you can even touch the tiger with your own hands.

Do tigers eat people? This doesn't seem like a problem for most people, and tigers eat people of course – but zoologists who are familiar with tigers know much more about it. Susie Green, a zoologist who has been studying the animality of tigers for a long time, said

It is only when the hunger is unbearable, and even the strong instincts cannot be controlled, that the tiger has the idea of cannibalism. Zoologist Patrick Hanley put it succinctly: "There are no wild beasts in the jungle, only some animals that have been forced into savage by man."

In ancient times, China had the understanding of treating animals well, and even deduced many stories of "righteous tigers repaying gratitude". In addition to embodying the karmic understanding of the Thanksgiving Chart, there is also an expectation for the situation of "harmony between people and nature".

One of them has a story that says: The filial piety of the ancients, the forest is lush and the grass is abundant. There is a tiger in the western mountain, and its palm is covered with wooden thorns.

An old woodsman heard its sound, observed its condition, and took the risk to uproot it. The tiger was grateful for its virtue, so it was said that it was a gift to make up for wild things. Qiao Lao died, and his tiger guarded the tomb for three years, and later generations called it the righteous tiger.

Ming said: Good woodcutter, righteous and fierce beast. The tiger also knows righteousness, and the ode is immortal.

Neutralization and education, people and nature are harmonious for a long time.

We look forward to this situation of "harmony between people and nature for a long time".

Not eating meat, being vegetarian is being kind to animals!! Treating animals well is not just a slogan, it's a practical action!

The rhinoceros is a huge animal, with great strength. When angry, it is said that you can pick a small car with your horns. But why is it so friendly in front of a small bird?

??The rhinoceros' skin is thick and wrinkled, and it has become a hostel for many small insects and parasites, which once they have moved in, and they rarely leave, which makes the rhinoceros unbearable, but the big and stupid rhinoceros is helpless. Coincidentally, many organisms in nature have a symbiotic relationship.

Many birds grow up to be inseparable companions with the rhinoceros. Isn't it natural for the little birds to peck at the worms that grow in the rhinoceros' folds on the rhino's back, so they cooperate and become good friends?

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