Raise a rooster. But don't slaughter him
Philosophers of ancient peoples realized the importance of this wonderful bird
In the old schools, the novice student began his studies by raising birds and agriculture for years before moving up to study the profound sciences and martial arts.
The school or university begins to combine humanity with teaching about the domestication process first, then asking him carefully about what he learned from the birds.
In any case, the teacher begins to teach the beginner to understand the principles so that the experience is mature with useful results based on mixing understanding with work, which turns education and work into a perfect art to marry with nature.
The teacher begins by telling the student that the rooster is a bird sacred to the sun and moon because it always crows in their presence. The chicken egg carries a living copy of the eternal albumen, with a yellow dot in its middle, suggesting the ballistic point of the pulse from which the skeleton is created. Then the formation of the embryo begins amid what is known as resonance geometry.
Here the student pays attention and understands that this bird is a symbol of seriousness and commitment to work and prayers in parallel with the flow of livelihood.
Chickens are generally birds that love human company and do not have the capabilities to confront carnivorous animals and claw-footed birds. Therefore, she prefers to be a friend to humans, a warning bell, and a fearless guard.
The gypsies took advantage of the jealousy and power of the roosters and turned them into a bloody struggle that still exists in tropical Asia, especially in the Philippines.
But on the same continent, the bird still enjoys its sanctity and generous treatment, and there are royal species, one of which is a giant species that is said to be a remnant of the era of giants, which ended in the middle of the eighteenth century after the great mud flood.
There is no specific time for roosters to crow, but the most popular time is early in the morning, before everyone else, to disturb everyone so that they can prepare to receive the king of the day, which is the sun, and at night on lunar nights, or when some specific stars appear.
The rooster is associated with abundance and is the emblem of the French Republic. Blessed are the residents of the countryside and the breeders of this beautiful bird for enjoying its cry, which causes one to wake up at night or prepare for the dawn prayer.
Unfortunately, I live in a small border town that does not have all kinds of chickens, but it does have all kinds of chicks
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