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In the year 2019, when the pandemic (Coronavirus) made itself known in the United States, everything was practically closing (businesses, organizations, schools, and so forth). I, myself, was off from my job for well over a year. I was labeled as one of the unemployed.
While unemployed, I had spiritual enlightenment to write a book. I had time on my hands, so I did just that. I was also, at the same time, enrolling in graduate school or had enrolled in graduate school.
My interest at that particular time was enjoying the beauty of nature, the earth, the planet, and its environment. I noticed the environment was constant at work, alive even. Nature was always watching and looking (the woods, forests, trees, plants, flowers, and the like). I also noticed it was not in a life of itself. It had help from another source, and the other source was God Himself. It was a beautiful picture.
Another part of that same nature or environment where God's Spirit was not in the midst was more of a dreary scene, dark, dead, and gloomy. There's hardly any beauty at all. The insects, birds, and animals all played a part in the operational function of the environment. People also played an important role in the ecosystem and its daily productivities of a healthy, safe, and enjoyable environment, which help make and shape our world and planet.
Not only that, I was in the Scriptures (the Holy Bible) and in my graduate study classes relating how the Word of God tells us how we (mankind) should conduct ourselves as a steward in being responsible for taking care of God's planet, God's earth, and God's world. I also thought that if we were doing a good job at doing these responsibilities every day, just maybe, America would have enough Holy Spirit from the godly Spirit to ward off the pandemic crisis, which caused great devastation. The Scripture says, "God hears the prayers of the Righteous." In James 5:16, "The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much. God would pour out His Spirit on Man." In 2 Corinthians 5:17, "Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new."
