His Gaze of Mercy: Journal of my spiritual journey

          Let's first definite the term 'ecological crisis'. My personal definition of Ecological Crisis is a man-made crisis that results from improper planning and critical analysis on the distribution of ecological resources that causes an imbalance in the social, economic and environmental sector of the society.      For the general public, the ecological crisis is the combination of climate change, water, air and soil pollutions, premature death from environmental issues, plastics pollution, poverty, inequality of wealth, species extinction, excess deforestation, dying of both forest and aquatic habitats etc. The list can go on.      I think most of the people that live in wealthy countries regards the ecological crisis is just a side effect of our prosper golden civilisation era of human history, it is inevitable. If we have development and improvement of living standard, we 'must' therefore sacrifice the nature in someway somehow. That was also what I used to

1. Just Be Yourself.  You cannot please others if you are not being yourself. Stop trying to please other human beings. The only person you need to strive to please is Jesus. And He is very gentle.  2. Don't be so hard on yourself. People are not really looking at you the way you are thinking. Stop trying to guess what others are thinking about you. It really does not matter. Unless he/she tell you that means that they are not thinking that. 3. It is okay to be emotional and sensitive, don't try to change that part of you.  You are going to cry a lot, you are going to care about the things that no one really cares. You are going to struggle to find friends and it is okay. Be gentle to yourself and try to understand your feelings and your feelings are important, not to others but to yourself and God.  4. Your Happiness should lie on Jesus alone or else you will find yourself struggling again.  Only, I mean really only Jesus can satisfy all your deepest desires. Don't be afra