In God’s Hands

Harking back to the first book, 'African Jungle Women Living Life -- Just Living' reminded me of the base main reason for the first book, we, people of the 'rest' of the world, live our life on the justified prognosis, that we have been and were conceived and born into a worldly life system, that nurtures and sustains the vast majority of whatever peoples, that have become residents of those countries, who make up the complete worldly nations of this world, through and because of these systems, that are the simple fact and truths, all and every lives from their original first breath, throughout their growing years, followed by the infancy years, until achieving teen age adulthood, with all its tantrum, upheavals, aligned with unmitigated demands, coupled with bizarre behaviour patterns, and constant impossible requests, into the flamboyant people they aspire too, mostly due to the area and locations, then the world allows them to reside and live in, because of the flamboyancy of the world. However, there are segments of peoples, coupled with sections of the greater world’s population, who simply by location, area and the simplest of reasons, birth, along with no flamboyancy, will never be given, receive or simply are granted any of the previous indicated life’s normal balanced ways, or the reasons for their lives being lived, within these particular devastating normally uninhabitable worldly area locations, which in simple terms, commits them to function throughout their entire lives, in or at locations that take away every single choice of a life, that is given so freely by birth. Thereafter being at the mercy of every jungle elements, as they carry out their totally meagre lives, never are they considered for any form of location or area compensation, although their area’s of living can be exploited, through the energy companies desire to enhance the populated worlds requirements, for power, transport, along with their constant need to provide a more secure life for the greater populations. They function in these area’s from birth until death, never experiencing clear clean water supplies, have recourse to a normal flushing toilet systems, have electricity that has beensupplied by a power grid system, therefore living their lives in a constant semi darkness, that is only deepened by the passing of natural day light, when their normal lives go into shut down, until the morning sun rises again. Should they suffer from any normal life illnesses, they are never offered or receive any local or social medical treatment, simply how can they, their homes, their points of residence are within the unremitting bonds of the swamps. 3