As a group, mankind uses developed complex artificial messaging systems.
They seek connection to obtain food, water, shelter, and emotional support.
They look to find a good deal that will give them an immediate advantage.
Mankind often acts like an addictive glutton.
They are driven by greed, power, and hormones.
They innately try to dominate and exploit each other and nature.
The human animal has limited abilities to use senses.
Plants, viruses, fungi, and bacteria use infinitely more complex sensory messaging systems.
They can self-regulate.
They can encounter sustainable serendipitous synchronicities.
Homo sapiens, can sense some of nature’s messages.
Extensive messages pass through the inner eye, heart, and gut.
Individuals can naturally find what leads to connections.
Individual survival depends on a simple responsibility to respect self and others as they communicate with each other.
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Katherine D. Graham
My stories are intended to teach facts, supported by science as we know it. Science often reflects myths. Both can help survival in an ever-changing world.
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