The naturally natural nature of Nature.

[Nahm]

1 hour ago, Fishy said:

Something weird happened with the @user ?

Idk, sounds fishy....is nature perceiving? 

[mandyjw]

5 minutes ago, seeking_brilliance said:

 

Do you mean with trees? ??

I meant it both about conversations with trees and this very thread and while I'm at it, all conversations had everywhere. 

[Angelite]

Nature = in flow

Unnatural = not in flow

 

You can feel when something is natural or unnatural. 

Your soul will recognize it. 

PureBless

[Truth Addict]

Poison is natural too.

Yes, everything is natural, but there's healthy and unhealthy.

[seeking_brilliance]

28 minutes ago, Truth Addict said:

Poison is natural too.

Yes, everything is natural, but there's healthy and unhealthy.

What determines unhealthy? 

[Truth Addict]

9 hours ago, seeking_brilliance said:

What determines unhealthy? 

• Loss of function.
• Pain.
• Suffering.
• Basically, anything that threatens the survival of the individual is unhealthy to that individual.

Of course, relatively speaking.

Edited July 24, 2019 by Truth Addict

[seeking_brilliance]

On 7/24/2019 at 4:27 AM, Truth Addict said:

• Loss of function.
• Pain.
• Suffering.
• Basically, anything that threatens the survival of the individual is unhealthy to that individual.

Of course, relatively speaking.

Yes these are unhealthy from an ego perspective and completely valid.  However, if any of these happen it happened completely naturally and would have never been any other way. Most humans will have a disdain for these unhealthy progressions if they are unable to see the larger picture 

[Truth Addict]

@seeking_brilliance

What I meant was that modern cities are not healthy for us. It doesn't matter whether they are natural or not.

Modern cities affect our physiology negatively. They're like poison. It's basically the difference between breathing oxygen vs. breathing carbon dioxide. Oxygen is better for us.

Nature is better for us.

 

[seeking_brilliance]

On 7/22/2019 at 10:30 AM, Serotoninluv said:

@seeking_brilliance

Nice insight. 

Ime, I’ve found it helpful to spend extended time immersed in nature to provide experiential contrast in embodying how humans are both natural and un-natural. 

 

 

On 7/22/2019 at 10:44 AM, Nahm said:

@seeking_brilliance I absolutely love & enjoy your posts and especially this one. In the vein of in addition to, it is of great use to also see the ways in which man is nothing like nature. (Again, in addition to - not instead of)

Does this have to do with, for example, the types of thoughts humans perceive is why I would pick up a toothbrush and clean my teeth, as opposed to a dog who could care less if theirs are rotting and falling out?