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Lions dont lose sleep over the opinions of sheep
Lions dont lose sleep over the opinions of sheep













LIONS DONT LOSE SLEEP OVER THE OPINIONS OF SHEEP FREE

Is it the lion’s stupidity that keeps it from a life of leisure? How can so many sheep be wrong, as they grow fatter on the shepherd’s food? Why would any creature choose to run free in the dangerous and uncertain wilderness? As human sheep boast of their slothful lives of ease and criticize any who work to better themselves, the shepherds pay no heed. Leaders must have unwavering confidence in their decision to choose effort over leisure. Though they rebel by day, they always wander home to their cages by night. They scream in protest when they are fenced in and herded - angry that they are not free like the lions - but accept the shepherd’s food nonetheless. They desire freedom but rely on others to provide their comforts, striving for riches but investing little effort to attain it. To those who simply wait for them to arrive. A lion must hunt and chase its meals, but feasts on anything it catches. Though the plate of the sheep is filled, it is only with the food of its master’s choosing. Though the lion must hunt for its own food and search for its own shelter, it is free to roam where it wishes and requires no one to open its gate. Theirs is a lifetime of servitude - one that is comfortable but ends at the shepherd’s whim. The sheep are bred to be weaker of mind and body, to require the shepherd’s protection so greatly that they can be free of physical chains but never stray. They fatten themselves on the shepherd’s food, thriving into a multitude that outnumbers the lions.īut these comforts bind the sheep into slavery.

lions dont lose sleep over the opinions of sheep

Sheep are given food and water freely by their shepherd, and are protected from predators by shelters they did not build. The life of a sheep is easier than the life of a lion. Lions don’t lose sleep over the opinions of sheep













Lions dont lose sleep over the opinions of sheep