When the Earth Was Created, No One Owned It
When the Earth Was Created, No One Owned It When the Earth was created, it belonged to no one. No borders. No fences. No title deeds. No ownership papers. Just open land, flowing rivers, green forests, blue oceans, and endless skies. The universe existed in peace — quiet, balanced, and free. 🌍 The wind blew wherever it wanted. The rivers flowed without permission. Animals walked across land without being stopped. Nature lived in harmony, and everything had a place without claiming ownership. Then humans arrived. At first, humans lived with the Earth. They drank from rivers, hunted for survival, built small homes, and respected nature. The land was shared, and survival was collective. No one said, “This land is mine.” No one said, “You cannot walk here.” No one said, “Pay me to live on Earth.” But slowly, something changed. Humans began to draw lines on the ground. They built fences. They created borders. They wrote ownership papers and claimed land that existed long before them. ...