The title of the 360° light and sound show
The title of the 360° light and sound show includes the word Ark – deliberately? I think so. This is a word synonymous with “Rescue from destruction and extinction” associated with the bible. Here are some stories for children- which some call fables . You decide:
There are two sacred stories the biopark draws on- the story of Noah’s ark and how a man called Job understood animals.
Before any references to fiction or fable, the metaphoric context is interesting.
But first, think of this insight from the same book, by the man named Job:
But ask the animals, and they will teach you.
Or ask the birds of the air, and they will tell you.
Speak to the earth, and it will teach you.
Or let the fish of the sea tell you.
Every one of these knows
that the hand of the Lord has done this.
The life of every creature
and the breath of all people are in God’s hand.
The ear tests words
as the tongue tastes food.
He observed. (Job 12)
Who, observing the facts carefully, could sincerely dispute this?
Later on a man named Noah was warned of the impending destruction of the earth by a monumental deluge. This perception of understanding imminent disaster, and responding in an appropriate way to ensure his survival was named as one of the great aspects of a compendium of aspects called “faith”.
He warned all the other humans of this approaching disaster. They thought he was pretty strange , and mocked him.
The animals, however, appeared to share the same perception as Noah. Before the flood, evidently voluntarily, without Noah having to go and lassoo them ( like an expert “gaucho” – an Argentintian cowboy), tie them up , and drag them into the ark, they all arrived ( not , in fact two by two , and only one couple), went into the ark in an orderly fashion- and said -“Where is our berth?”- then settled into the journey, quite comfortably.
This implies that Job was right, animals do understand that God made them, and understand who He is enough to perceive his warnings as well. Evidently, wiser than the humans, in this case. The third in the tripodal base of this click-shot of “How to save the planet” by the Biopark, is the story of a man called Adam, who was given the task of naming the animals as his most significant co-companions -his nearest co-earthlings on a complex ride into predestiny.
This biopark embraces all these important concepts – in an attempt to help your children understand not only who they really are, but who they can become, in the natural framework in which they were created. It is a real 360 ° learning center on life and how to really survive and thrive – is this a trip you and your family can afford to miss?
… a 360 ° turnabout in understanding the critical reality of human destiny at the real “roots” of the Amazon, instead of the virtual game called ,”everything you’ll ever need to survive online” – also called “Amazon”.
Time to bin “Amazon”, as super- state -of- the- art in design offering solutions to human greed in every consumable way, and settle for a swing on a “liana” ( natural tree rope), while that grand old dame of mother nature, the Amazon River, is still spilling at high tide – enough drainage to take the whole world on a survival ride.
The order of priority of reality and the new virtual age – where to begin to look for real solutions.
The second should serve the interests of the first and not the other way around. If your children learn only that from an economy trip to Argentina , they would, have learned enough to sustain any other venture into true learning.
“Amazon” in the virtual – or the “Amazing Amazon” – your future destiny.
Depending on the level of your childrens’ enthusiasm about saving their world the real way, they could easily spend a week here , making friends with children from all over the globe, all interested in interacting with environmental and eco-issues which could really equip them to understand how to save their world, and return home not only braver, more informed, but also with those types of friendships which also last a life-time, because together you realised that life does not have to be virtual to make common sense.
Part 4 – “The Amazing Amazon ” – The rest of the journey, after the expensive family economy ticket to Argentina
