“…Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of these, the least of my Brethren, ye have done it unto Me.” Here’s an opportunity for some deep questions: Who are “the least”? Who are “Brethren”? How do you treat them? And who is “Me”? There can be many answers to these questions, and they all help us to understand what is meant by kindness and mercy. At this stage in my life, I am trying to expand my concepts of Brethren and Me, to be more inclusive, more at One with all kinds of beings. Here are some of my new friends:
Spare
scillagrace 
An interesting interpretation, Scilla, with lovely shots as evidence.
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I rescued a bumblebee from the attic a couple of days ago, using a plastic cup and a Willie Nelson 45rpm record. I get a good feeling doing these crazy things!
I once caught a mouse in our house by putting a shoe box over it, then sliding a piece of cardboard underneath, then freed it some distance away. 🙂
A superb method….also works on bats, I’ve found! (I use a clear plastic box so that I can see if the critter is fully underneath.)
Indeed,the brother/sisterhood of all Creation. I think of St. Francis.
Yes, indeed!
dat ladybug is very Kewl shoT! yes indeed!luv it ❤
It’s a tiny world, but so fascinating!
Clever!
Thanks! Thanks for your visit.
Lovely brethren’ indeed…. thanks for sharing your mindful questioning and images Priscilla. Love Who is “me” … or is that “Me” … hmm? I’m with you on this. And so glad you point out there are so many answers….
Thanks, Bruce. I know you have those same questions in your heart from what you share as well.
Yes, so true 🙂 It’s good to know we’re not alone in the questioning.
Love love love your photos!! Great post!
Thanks, Mary! I hope one day to get a macro lens and make some dew/raindrop photos like the exquisite world you post on your blog.