As a city kid, I didn't grow up with the realities of farming, so I only know a lot about it from hearsay or from books and films. I know that in the past, cattle or horses were used for field work, especially ploughing, and that they carried a yoke to which the plough was attached and did the work of ploughing. The farmer would harness the animals under the plough and let them pull it. As we go through life as human beings, it is not uncommon for it to involve strenuous work: coping with everyday life with work, leisure, family and more. You pull the plough and plough your daily field, hoping to eventually find and sow what will ultimately satisfy you. This is not always the case. A lot of energy is put into things that turn out to be pointless. Are you sowing in a fertile field of life or are you just ploughing for an empty harvest?
I wish you an extraordinary day!
