Only the tree that bears fruit has stones thrown at it

This is a very popular saying in my land, which I heard from my grandparents since I was a child, it is an allegory to the fact that it was customary for children and young people to throw stones at trees to knock down fruit.

Beyond that, popular wisdom is undeniable, since taken to daily life, it reveals the fact that every human being has a dark or bad side, as a result of the fact that we are all children of sin.

It also emphasizes the low instincts of people who see with bitterness the happiness of others or the successes of their fellow men, whom they attack in acts that demonstrate their misery and that spirit of evil that overcomes the light they may have.

They create alliances to justify their actions with some justification to deceive themselves that their actions are born out of selfishness and envy.

Many Venezuelans are currently living it in countries where they have emigrated, where xenophobia has had its roots in the skills demonstrated by them and not had by those who apply their hatred to eliminate the most qualified competitor.

In every scenario this is suffered, in companies, communities, associations, even among groups of friends and logically this has also migrated to the virtual world and social networks, blogs and content platforms are dominated by a privileged group for whom envy is their main motivation.

Those who do not bear fruit or whose fruits are not as good as the others, emulate Cain and try to do away with whoever seems to them to have better aptitudes and to do so they place no limits because as a good connoisseur of the dark that is part of their root, they assume that others will do the same as they have done and must quickly get them out of the way.

One thing is certain, those people are not happy, because someone who is happy enjoys it without looking at the speck in someone else's eye and by the way they do not know God's answer, because perhaps they do not even believe in him, because their arrogance is above anything sacred.

In my long career I have seen them fall as fast as they have risen, suffer situations that seemed impossible, illnesses that have brought them suffering and so much blindness that they always have a question on their lips: Why me?

Those trees that do not bear fruit or are not of the same quality as the others will not cease to exist but will always have divine rewards for their actions. All that is sown on earth is reaped in heaven.