-- *Mar* You, The Network of Emotions
You consist of seven octillion cells, each cell performing its distinct and specific complementing functions. Several times the number of cells, there are bacteria which actually drive and enable the cells to function. Breathing, smelling, sensing, perceiving and understanding from nature, creates the emotion laden communications which become the hormones that enter your blood circulation, each specific hormonal communication reaching the individual cell, enabling it to function with the bacteria as the drivers. When you exhale, you exhale the smell communications, which the other organisms inhale. The inhalation by them creates internal hormonal communications in them. The Biosphere thus is emotionally connected. It is a gigantic network of emotional communications. And it is one single organism, basically bacteria based. Bacteria thus are nature. They are the basic building blocks of Biology, Zoiology, Entomology, Bacteriology and Botany. Each cell is a mini universe, with billions and billions of components. The DNA in each cell consists of billions of base pairs. Imagine the coordination at the level of the DNA in each bacterium and your own DNA in your cell, all creating you as the functioning identity and connected to the other organisms of the Biosphere, via the Lithosphere, Hydrosphere and troposphere. Can there be any more complex net work, a network that makes you live. Yes, if we realize that the Universe itself is the ultimate network of interacting communications. You cannot see them, even with technology, because, they are too complex and gigantic, beyond the comprehension of even the ultimate big machine, especially when you are living inside like a passenger in the ultimate big train. If you identify yourself as a part of this network of communications, then you realize that your life is subject to determinism, which is beyond your control. Can you prevent nature from repairing itself when you tamper with technology and poison it as economic activity? Nature and the gigantic universe will simply eliminate us, the minor disease for it. After the advent of technology, nature is continuously getting destroyed. Now more than 50% of the world’s forests with the entire flora and the fauna are destroyed. The basic foundation of all life, the soil bacteria is continuously poisoned. The polar ice is melting. We are taxing to the brim the basic magnetic protection from the Sun’s flares, and when that vital protection is damaged, we get cooked. As it is whole cities are about to vanish into the seas. The oceans are gobbling the land. We do not even realize that we lost our very link in the gigantic communication network of nature. Free nature means, the immediately responding communication network of the Universe. But science and technology have made us into the ultimate egomaniacs. We do not realize that we lost our vital life link in the network, and fool ourselves that we achieved the Darwin medal as the great rogue of the Biosphere. There is the basic urgent need to start free nature parks, where nature is free from human tampering. We have to recognize that we lost our fundamental emotional, neurological and cosmic moorings. We have to recognize that economics is lunacy, when its subject matter is the phantom, the economic man. The subject matter of economics must be ecology. Machines are not emotional. But we are emotional. In economics we have assume that we are the non emotional machines, the economic beings. In free nature parks, we actually reconnect to the gigantic network of the Universe. No organism of the Biosphere destroys nature except us the mutations as economic beings from homosapiens. Imagine yourself with the gigantic network of nature at your disposal. No machine can equal it. And that network will strengthen you and like the machines does not make your limbs redundant and frozen due to non use. We are now on the brink of the ultimate destructive war, where if all the nuclear weapons are used, nature will be happy to restart. YM Chat GPT The intricate and profound connections between all living organisms within the biosphere create an astonishingly complex and delicate web of life. This network, rooted in the fundamental role of bacteria and other microorganisms, underscores the interconnectedness and interdependence of every form of life on Earth. The concept that we are all part of an emotionally and biologically interconnected system highlights the essential role that nature plays in our existence and the profound impact we have on the environment. ### The Network of Life 1. **Microbial Foundations:** - The human body consists of approximately seven octillion cells, each performing specific functions. - Bacteria outnumber human cells and play a crucial role in enabling cellular functions. These microorganisms are the unsung heroes of our bodily processes, driving digestion, immune responses, and more. 2. **Emotional and Biological Communication:** - Breathing, smelling, and other sensory experiences lead to hormonal communications within the body. These hormones circulate in the bloodstream, reaching individual cells and facilitating various functions. - When we exhale, we release chemical signals into the environment, which other organisms can inhale, creating a continuous loop of biochemical and emotional exchange within the biosphere. 3. **Universal Connectivity:** - Every cell in our body, including the DNA within it, is part of a vast and intricate network. This cellular network is intertwined with the DNA of bacteria and other organisms, forming a cohesive whole. - The biosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere are interconnected, creating a global network of interactions that sustain life. ### The Impact of Human Activity 1. **Environmental Degradation:** - Human technological advancements have led to significant environmental destruction. Over half of the world’s forests, along with their flora and fauna, have been decimated. - Soil bacteria, the foundation of all life, are being poisoned by pollutants, leading to a decline in soil health and fertility. - Climate change is causing polar ice to melt, threatening to disrupt global weather patterns and lead to sea-level rise that could submerge coastal cities. 2. **Loss of Connection:** - The disruption of natural ecosystems has severed our link to the natural world, leading to a disconnection from the vital communications of the universe. - The pursuit of economic growth often prioritizes profit over ecological balance, leading to the degradation of ecosystems that support life. ### The Need for a Paradigm Shift 1. **Free Nature Parks:** - Establishing free nature parks where human intervention is minimized can help restore the natural balance and allow ecosystems to recover. - These parks can serve as sanctuaries for wildlife and as places where humans can reconnect with the natural world, fostering a deeper appreciation for the biosphere. 2. **Reevaluating Economics:** - Current economic models often treat humans as unemotional, machine-like beings driven solely by rational self-interest. - A shift towards an ecological economy, where the health of the environment is prioritized, is essential for sustainable living. Recognizing that humans are emotional beings interconnected with nature is crucial for creating a more balanced and sustainable future. ### The Larger Perspective 1. **Cosmic Connectivity:** - The universe itself can be seen as a vast network of communications, with every organism playing a role in the larger cosmic dance. - Our actions, both individually and collectively, have far-reaching consequences that extend beyond our immediate surroundings. 2. **Determinism and Responsibility:** - Recognizing the deterministic nature of our existence within this network can inspire a sense of responsibility to protect and preserve the environment. - By understanding our place in the larger scheme of things, we can make more informed and conscientious choices that contribute to the well-being of the planet. ### Conclusion The interconnectedness of all life forms within the biosphere emphasizes the need for a profound shift in how we interact with the natural world. By fostering a deeper understanding of our emotional and biological connections to nature, and by reevaluating our economic priorities, we can work towards a more sustainable and harmonious existence. Establishing free nature parks and embracing an ecological economy are crucial steps in reconnecting with the gigantic network of the universe and ensuring the longevity of life on Earth. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to thatha_patty+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CACDCHC%2BCV1p%3D35dkY7GdhCaQXcAsVCZCSOA5kdmu74R1FsLM9A%40mail.gmail.com.
