Illegal Plants

The seven richest countries consume 84% of the world's supply of legal opiates. For the estimated 10 million people who are suffering from untreated pain, relief is often found only on the black market, or in death.

It is explained in the Cabala how life growing on the surface of the earth is indicative of new essential energy entering into the world; the Talmud-Book of Metaphor says, a blade of grass can not germinate until a star beam touches the plant with instructions to grow.

Astronomy assures us there are more stars in the sky than there are blades of grass on the earth, but the government has intervened between the plant and the human imposing tight restrictions. The beastly government has imposed his will between the human and the vegetation resulting in world pain.

There is much we learn from plants, like how longevity is linked to the depths of the roots and how migration of seeds happens through the natural interaction with animals and birds. The beasts of the forest ravage the land, but the human animal is the worst. How can plants be illegal?

There is no plant, piece of earth or animal which is illegal in the Torah–what is illegal is how we used the earth, the plants and the animals. Our environment is polluted through the greed of the governments providing war to the populous.