Eve REVERE – The YIN MIND: The Right Three (3) R’s

 

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Species and environments

coexist and coevolve.

When, where and even as

a species fails:

to regard, to respect and to relate to or to acknowledge

the environment upon which that species depends,

it is expelled; it is made to be extinct.

Human beings

have exploited, have dominated and have controlled,

instead of tending, nurturing, even honouring

the natural environment.

There is a whole network of forces and of fields

that interact with the biology, the anatomy and the physiology

of every species, of every organ,

of every tissue and of every cell.

These forces and these fields

are both interactive and interdependent.

Galaxies interact with and are interdependent with stars.

Each star, in each place,

contains and conveys

energies and patterns,

even rates of change

of energies and of patterns

with some uniqueness.

We have ignored, denied,

even shunned our dependencies upon nature.

We have established and we have nurtured fears.

We have territorialized the self.

Now, nature is arousing, awakening and stirring,

even challenging those boundaries of self.

Since 1901, the magnetic energy of the sun

has increased by 230%.

That magnetic energy will

impart forces, influences and promptings.

Something will happen, relentlessly,

in response to that increasing energy output

falling upon the earth.

You can search and you can find

an increase in earthquakes,

an increase in volcanic eruptions,

an increase in severe storms

and a shift in currents

in the atmosphere and in the oceans.

Life itself is being affected.

We must open to, yield to and respond to

this flow of energy.

We must adapt.

Resistance is futile.

We must live, with increased intensity.

Life is a flow.

Life is a flow toward, to, into, within and through

out of and from the organism or the species.

Green life can grow, can photosynthesize,

can generate CH₂ bonds

from water and CO₂ (carbon dioxide).

Herbivores and omnivores can eat

the green intensity

as it has evolved within such as rainforests.

The monoculture of ordinary agriculture

is not sufficiently efficient and effective.

We need the multilevel intensities

of rainforests.

Grasses are monocotyledons

with shallow root structures.

Dicotyledons are deep tap root plants.

We need to combine them.

This is the way we find them in rainforests.

Every strata of soil

and every strata of atmosphere

is organized, adaptively

in rainforests.

A new culture of greater sophistication

is required.

Notice how nature does it.

Examine old wilderness areas.

Let us learn

to regard, to respect and to relate

to the organisms upon which we depend.

These are the right three (3) r’s.

The rong 3 r’s, (see the document with that title)

in sets,

are readin’, ritin’ an ‘rithmetic

and regret, resentment and remorse.

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© 2011, ECOhealth / Eve Revere

 Original: February 14th, 2011

 Edited: February 16th, 2011

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