ON MARCH 2ND, 2012, LAWRENCE ANTHONY’S LIGHT SUDDENLY WENT OUT.

A passionate defender of nature — known especially for his extraordinary bond with elephants —
he had a gift: he understood animals, calmed them, even the most enraged.
He spoke without words... and they listened.
Thanks to him, many elephants once deemed lost were given a second chance at life.

Lawrence ran the Thula Thula wildlife reserve in South Africa, where he took in traumatized elephants that no one else dared to care for. He stayed with them, often at risk to his own life, until trust was built. Over time, they became his family.

BUT WHAT SHOCKED THE WORLD MOST
happened twelve hours after his passing.
One by one, the elephants he had once rescued began to arrive at his home.
They had walked for hours — some over twelve hours — just to be there.
For him.
They settled quietly in front of his house.
And they stayed. Two whole days. Silent. Mourning.

THEN, AT DAWN...
a second herd appeared.
Judging by the distance, they must have begun their journey at the very moment Lawrence’s heart stopped beating.
They came to say goodbye.
To honour the man who had been more than a man to them.

This isn’t legend — it’s a story confirmed by his wife Françoise, his son Dylan, and caretakers at the reserve. Witnesses watched the elephants arrive in a procession of quiet dignity, as if guided by something beyond human understanding. And for years after his death, they returned on the anniversary — as if remembering.

ELEPHANTS...
● are among the few animals who grieve loss.
● mourn their dead, covering the bodies with branches, keeping vigil as if still protecting them.
● remember, understand, feel.
● recognize themselves in mirrors.
● never forget.

And it seems...
they can somehow sense from miles away
when the heart of someone they love has ceased to beat.

How did they know?
No one can explain it.

But their arrival…
was a silent and deeply moving testimony to this truth:

That a real bond knows no boundaries —
not of distance, not of language,
not even of species.
🐘


A true story. Verified by witnesses. Documented in interviews and books. And forever engraved in the hearts of those who believe in something more than coincidence.

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«Ai venit pe pământ pentru a îndeplini o misiune divină: să te reîntâlnești cu Dumnezeu. Deveniți conștienți de importanța extraordinară a acestui fapt. Nu permiteți ego-ului îngust să vă împiedice atingerea scopului infinit.

~ Paramahansa Yogananda»

Buongiorno. Ve auguro una splendida giornata a tutti voi . 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

Good morning

Magical ✨

🐘 The Parable of the Six Blind Men and the Elephant

Long ago, in a small town, there lived six wise men who had been blind since birth. Though they had never seen the world, they were known for their deep questions and thoughtful minds.

One day, they heard that an elephant had been brought to their village — a giant animal they had only heard stories about. Since they couldn’t see it, they decided they wanted to experience it in their own way, to finally understand what an elephant really was.

They were led to the elephant, and each was allowed to touch only one part of its body.

The first man approached and touched the elephant’s side.
– “The elephant is like a wall!” he declared.

The second felt the tusk.
– “No, it’s like a spear – hard and sharp!”

The third grabbed the trunk.
– “You're both wrong! It feels like a snake – long and flexible!”

The fourth held the leg.
– “What nonsense! The elephant is like a tree – thick and solid.”

The fifth touched the ear.
– “None of that is right! It’s like a fan – thin and wide.”

The sixth took hold of the tail.
– “You’re all mistaken! The elephant is like a rope – narrow and rough!”

They all began to argue, each convinced that his own experience was the truth.
Each of them had touched the elephant – but only a part of it.
None of them saw the whole.

Then, a passerby who had overheard them said:

– “All of you are right — and all of you are wrong. You each touched only one part. If you listened to one another, together you might begin to understand the whole.”


🧭 The Message of the Parable:

This story shows that truth is often greater than what any one person can perceive. Everyone sees the world through their own experience, emotions, and limitations.

Instead of fighting over who is right, it's better to listen to others — their perspective may reveal a part of reality we’ve never seen.
Truth rarely lives in extremes. Often, it’s found in openness and humility.

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Segundo Jung, o pecado mais grave é a falta de vontade de alcançar a consciência, embora tal possibilidade exista. É por isso que Jung afirma que, do ponto de vista da psicologia, uma das forças mais malignas e destrutivas são as capacidades criativas não realizadas. Se alguém possui um dom criativo e, por preguiça ou por qualquer outro motivo, não o utiliza, essa energia psíquica se transforma em um verdadeiro veneno.

Marie-Louise von Franz

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