
res·ur·rec·tion n. 1. The act of rising from the dead or returning to life. 2. The state of one who has returned to life.
EXTERIOR - AUCTION DOCK - DAY: The ewes and nannies were forced off next. The little lamb bleated softly as his mother turned back with one last look of love. Suddenly, bright light flooded the trailer. The little black lamb looked out and saw some sympathetic humans, quieter and different from the others, on a catwalk above. They were looking right at him with the same kind of love he had seen in his mother's eyes. He stopped shaking and let the auction men move and tag him, hardly noticing them. The light was shining so brightly that all darkness disappeared.
INTERIOR - AUCTION ARENA - DAY: Finally, the little black lamb found himself pushed into the center of a dingy, cramped ring. A crowded house of blank-eyed humans waited in the gray recesses, bid cards in hand. The lamb looked up and saw the different humans with love in their eyes smiling down at him. A beam of light shone down on the auction ring, and he was filled with a sense of love and peace. The auction handlers were yelling and kicking and seemed intent on something, but it didn't matter what they were doing. He kept his eyes on the light.
INTERIOR. - LIBERTY CHARIOT (CAR) - DUSK: The next thing he knew, strong, loving arms lifted him gently and placed him in the back of a car, along with the brave billy goat and two more babies. The little black lamb crawled into the woman's lap and stared into her eyes, where he basked in mother love.
Indra Lahiri | Facebook | BlogMehoopany, PA Indra is the founder of Indraloka Animal Sanctuary, an all-species safe haven for animals that would otherwise have been euthanized or slaughtered. Indraloka is founded on two principles: 1) the earth itself and all life are sacred and 2) we are all related. Indraloka supports animal rescue groups by providing a lifetime home for animals that are otherwise unadoptable, and also rescues farm animals from cruelty. Indra has dedicated her life to helping previously traumatized animals heal and rediscover joy, love, and trust. In the process, the animals she set out to help have become her greatest healers and teachers.
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