These are very good points.
You are speaking of nature of course, not man-made this or that. Nature
is indeed filled with natural law, and existence has a purpose. However
where we find human violations of natural law, we also find negative
ramifications for those actions. It's everywhere you look, and doesn't
take much discernment to find. Being in tune with natural law, we
ultimately find we are in tune with divinity, and seemingly with our
destiny in life. You are much healthier, life flows much easier, and
you have less and less disharmony to deal with. A homeostasis of sorts
is achieved, something many indigenous tribes knew all about.
The problem comes when we erect towers everyone that blast the
environment with non-natural frequencies and energies of all types. This
isn't natural, and ultimately will prove to be harmful. Similar to how
we're seeing GMO crops "Fail", that is they just stop growing. If you
have homeostasis you have little reason for vaccinations, prescription
drugs, and expensive medical procedures. In fact these things themselves
may further exacerbate the problem, it is well established that once you
start taking drugs you end up taking more and more to treat the side
effects of the first drugs you took. Or that diagnostic radiation is
very harmful. You are out of balance, natural law has been disrupted.
Given enough time, and the right conditions, the human body is a
remarkable self-healing suit. Science has established that you re-grow
your brain over many decades. When you cut your finger, you watch it
start to heal right before your eyes. It's a miracle really, the blood
clots up, chemicals trigger, your skin regrowth mechanisms are
activated. Everything sort of comes together, and in a few days it's no
longer there - assuming you just get out of the way and let it do it.
Why don't people trust this same effect internally? The same principle
but different mechanisms apply, trust your inner healing.
Are you aware of the "Woolly Mammoth" saga that's been studied in
tremendous detail? They can examine shavings of the tusks and bones,
and present a remarkable picture of evolution in process, natural law.
When humans crossed the land bridge, they discovered mammoths, these
would sources of tremendous food and material. Most mammoths were very
mature, not mating till they were well into old age. However when
humans started hunting them, they evolved to breed and have babies much
earlier in their life to keep up with slaughter of the older ones. This
process was unfolding as quickly as possible, but eventually did not
keep up, and the young themselves became food. Humans violated the
nature order of things by doing this, and not allowing nature to keep
up, so in effect, they lost the most abundant source of food and
material they could ever imagine, through ignorance and greed. What this
illustrates is that sometimes natural processes can't even keep up, and
it is usually humans that overun these processes.
I don't mean to imply I don't believe in creation, I feel evolution is
an ongoing expression of creation you see, a holistic view of things.
If you quiet your mind chatter, open yourself up, then you can see both
creation, and evolution happening around you. You can see the changes,
the purpose of those changes, and what is causing those changes. With
this, a holistic view of life unfolds, and you realize the importance of
homeostasis. Humans are arrogant, they are "at war" with life, with
creation, and with evolution, and with God - well at least a certain
part of humanity is. These are the forces of chaos and destruction, the
forces of death. Run from them, their time is at hand, regain
homeostasis and you'll make it, they will not. Surfin' the apoc!
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Every coin has its flip side. Ionizing radiation is also the prime
mover in evolution, without which most species would have probably
become extinct without evolving over time to handle changes in their
environment. Small amounts, as in the form of cosmic rays is part of
the grand plan and essential to its functioning. Large amounts are
harmful of course, just as with almost anything, even water and
vitamins. And of course without the UV light from the sun, we would
have all been dead long ago from vitamin D deficiency, and even with
the vitamin D pills today, without the ionizing radiation from the
sun, there would be no ozone layer which is part of the earth's
purification process for airborne contaminates. If there was no good
in something then it would not exist, everything has its time and
place. Nature is balance of all its parts. (Although for the life of
me I see no need for ticks and mosquitoes).
Marshall
--
The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver.
Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org
Unsubscribe:
<mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe>
Archives:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/maillist.html
Off-Topic discussions: <mailto:[email protected]>
List Owner: Mike Devour <mailto:[email protected]>
