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Thursday, October 18, 2012

The Collective Spirit

The Collective Spirit


An attempt to draw together the philosophical idea of the collective unconsciousness, the cycles of the seasons on Earth, and the patterns of behavior for those who experience Anxiety & Depression.



When we see a cup of water left out over the day, we might notice some of the water gone, maybe after a good heavy rain, we notice the rain puddles disappearing the next day. This we learned in school is evaporation, one of the Earth's many processes that show us that nothing dies and everything is connected. When energy cannot be created nor destroyed, where does it go? And how many cyclical processes can we observe through their effect?

The water in the rain puddles travels into the surrounding air, but we notice this influence by the lack of puddle still around. Sometimes we notice by the feeling of extra moisture in the air, on our skin. But we do not see the travel, the transformation, so often. Mostly, we sense the processes of nature by how it affects us, and what the outcome of it's effect is.

Another example, is the barometric pressure system entering into our area.


Everything is affecting us! We are to be a fool if we are to ignore this! Positive? Negative? Left? Right? Forward or backwards.. Does it matter if science teaches us the categories for our perception? What about how it feels I mean this is America. I want a hamburger and the pill that helps me to forget the sensation of eating the hamburger. I want a hot shower every morning. No thing is really positive. The shower is an experience; The temperature is the . The up direction could just as well be experienced as down. What really makes sense? What can we hold onto that will bring us happiness?
I say we are part of a very large non-mechanical system. Not a single event passes unmarked and unable to mark. The swish of movement, whether it be time space matter emptyness, is felt universally. Depending on the focus we have of that movement, it may be central, it may come from an 'external' source, it may be universal, or it may be relative, it may be universal in auniversal way.

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