Modern Day Prophet- JANE GOODALL

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  1. So my modern day prophet assignment was done on Jane
  2. Goodall, a very well known English primatologist and anthropologist.
  3. A lot of you may know her through her work
  4. done with chimpanzees, or possibly even through her Children's books
  5. that she wrote many years ago.
  6. The Life of Jane Goodall Jane Goodall, Born Valerie Jane
  7. Morris Goodall was born on April 3rd, 1934 in London.
  8. United Kingdom.
  9. Jane is well known around the world for being an
  10. excellent primatologist and anthropologist.
  11. She is also known for her expert work, done with
  12. chimpanzees, from setting the social and family interactions to teaching
  13. them sign language as a form of communication from a
  14. young age.
  15. Jane was always interested in animals and had an instant
  16. love for them.
  17. At 18, she left school and got a job as
  18. a secretary and film production assistant later on, she then
  19. realized her true passion for animals and took a trip
  20. to Africa.
  21. Jane was born to Mortimer, Herbert Morris Goodall and Margaret
  22. Matheny Joseph.
  23. As a child, she was gifted a stuffed chimpanzee, which
  24. she named Jubilee, which she still carries.
  25. To this day, this is believed to be where Jane
  26. first school love for chips later on in life When
  27. Jane finally took a trip to Africa after years of
  28. waiting and wondering, she studied under Louis Leakey, a Kenyan,
  29. archaeologists and anthropologists.
  30. After working with him for a while, Jane was led
  31. to a camp on the downstream reserve located in the
  32. western Kigoma region of Tanzania in June of 1960.
  33. While on the reserve, Jane studied the behavior of chimps
  34. in the surrounding area.
  35. These pictures were taken of Young Jane in her mid
  36. twenties while on the Gold Stream reserves interacting with wild
  37. chimpanzees while working at the Gold Stream Reserve.
  38. Jane observed the animals behaviors and instead of treating them
  39. like wild animals, she gave them names.
  40. She nurtured and loved them and observed that they each
  41. had individual personalities ever.
  42. Much like humans, they each have their own individual and
  43. unique characteristics, such as caring, gentle, kind and funny.
  44. She also found that they were capable of showing emotions
  45. such as joy and happiness as well as sorrow.
  46. Jane often saw that the chimps would show emotion your
  47. gestures, such as a kiss or a hug, or even
  48. a pat on the back mannerisms that we would more
  49. normally associate with being human actions, accomplishments.
  50. Over the years, Jane has accomplished so many honourable things.
  51. In her work with chimpanzees.
  52. Jane was always recognized for her amazing humanitarian work and
  53. was named Dame commander of the Most Excellent Order of
  54. the British Empire in 2000 and four.
  55. Before this, in 2000 and two, Jane was named a
  56. united Messenger of Peace by Secretary General Kofi Anna.
  57. Her other accomplishments include the French Legion of Honor, Medal
  58. of Tanzania, the Benjamin Franklin Medal in Life Science, the
  59. Gandhi King Award and the Tyler Prize for a fine
  60. mental achievement.
  61. Apart from those mentioned, Jane received many other honors from
  62. different local governments, establishments, schools, institutions and charities.
  63. How does Jean emulate the work of a profit?
  64. Jane is the prime example of a profit from her
  65. excellent and thorough work with chimpanzees and with the environment.
  66. Jane has shown herself to be a person worth having
  67. the title of profit when important characteristic of a prophet
  68. is wholehearted involvement, someone who finds an important cause and
  69. sticks to it.
  70. In Jane's case, she was very committed to animals from
  71. a very young age, she always felt a calling to
  72. be with animals, specifically chimpanzees and always felt a love
  73. for them.
  74. With her love for Tim's being so strong, she always
  75. made it her lifelong goal.
  76. To help them by nurturing and caring for them.
  77. Jane created a strong bond between herself and the chimps,
  78. where many others would be afraid or even hesitant to
  79. ever get so close to a wild chimpanzee.
  80. Jane always approach them with caution, but always with love
  81. and curiosity.
  82. The chimps had a natural comfort with her, even if
  83. they just met.
  84. Jane acted as a mother to these animals and gave
  85. them her full undivided attention.
  86. Yeah, during her time working at the Gold Stream Reserve,
  87. Jane worked to improve the protection of chimpanzees in their
  88. habitats. She dedicated her life to helping the animals live
  89. better, healthier lives than what they were used to.
  90. She exposed them to positive human interaction, not only to
  91. benefit them, but to learn more about them and to
  92. figure out how to better tend to their needs.
  93. Through this, Jane demonstrates the exact actions and behaviors of
  94. someone we would call a profit.
  95. She left everything she knew in London, and went to
  96. Africa to find her calling.
  97. And there she found it in the wild with the
  98. very thing she loved the most in the world.
  99. Animals, the second characteristic of a profit that Jane demonstrates,
  100. is weakness.
  101. Jane, time and time again has always shown her true
  102. humbleness and period.
  103. She began when she dropped everything and decided to dedicate
  104. her life to saving and protecting animals.
  105. She approached the chimpanzees and is always in a gentle
  106. manner, and nature and the Gen panties approach her with
  107. the same gentleness.
  108. Her heart is pure, and the animals consented through her
  109. aura, meaning we consented to her presence.
  110. Her humility speaks through the way she talks to others
  111. and carries herself.
  112. She speaks some humbler times in her childhood and continues
  113. to stay humble through all the fame and recognition.
  114. Most people at this point would have somehow both have
  115. bragged about their fame or used it to an unfair
  116. advantage. However, regime has never done such.
  117. She remains poised because she knows that that she's not
  118. doing this for herself or for others or for the
  119. animals. Spain's impact on the world Jane had and still
  120. has a powerful impact on the world.
  121. If not for her profound research and personal interaction with
  122. chimpanzees and other wild animals, we would not have a
  123. lot of the knowledge we currently have for chimps.
  124. She has opened the world to a new understanding of
  125. chimpanzees and how they behave and how we are just
  126. like them.
  127. She had created a bond with so many different animals,
  128. and through this she has given us a chance to
  129. better understand them.
  130. As humans, we often take the environment for granted, and
  131. we hurt God's creation.
  132. Jane has opened a lot of her eyes through her
  133. work and has made revolutionary discoveries in the scientific world.
  134. With the knowledge he has given us.
  135. We have a chance to help save ourselves and our
  136. planet. As humans, we're oftentimes selfish and give little to
  137. no consideration for those who cannot help themselves.
  138. If we listen and we continue on teaching the wise
  139. words of Jane Goodall, we have a fighting chance to
  140. make the world a better place to live, which is
  141. the true work of a profit