More, on the nature of things

[Guest guest]

Dear S&S :-)

 

This may help you.

When I use the word 'nature' I mean physical, physics, something concrete,

touchable.

When you reread what I wrote (well maybe not yet, you deserve a break) with

that concreteness in sight, confusion will not come up.

That is what the word nature originally means, something very concrete, I

only use the word 'nature' or 'natural' that way. When people use those

words in common language as in:"It is *natural* for people to *think* that

way," the meaning of the words have become abstract, lost contact with their

original meaning as in 'mother nature' or 'the nature of things' and indeed

that creates confusion in life (natural life) down the line.

 

Nature is by nature a miraculous and at the same time very concrete

representation of divine creative energy. Nature is the wonder... this real

stuff is the miracle...

(Miracle originally meant the energetic and wondrous "smile of God", happily

creating, and afterwards in wonderment exclaiming that it is all so good!)

 

Mirabile! Miraculoso! Marvelissimo! :-)

 

I noticed how well you use the dictionary, in a way it is too bad that we

have to do that, but so many words started taking on ambiguous meanings... I

always use words as close as possible to their original meaning...

That is why I added, when I used the term "human nature" that our human

nature has actually become "de-natured", "de-humanized". 'Human nature' has

come to mean something psychological... that is also why 'denatured'

persons, the ones who have lost their grounding (I mean the ones who

actually *hardly* physically touch the EARTH with bare feet) have a hard

time living in reality, not in touch with (electrical) grounding energies...

 

I always have to chuckle a bit when I see people trying to ground themselves

with a mental exercise, a visualization, sitting cross-legged on a pillow...

imagining hugging a tree... They will not be grounded, they will be

isolated...

 

Do you see more clearly where I am coming from? Jesus and the Buddha and

most of those wise people were nature philosophers, the truth they loved

(philo-sophy) was based on nature: the lilies in the field, cleansing and

grounding water, the mustard seed, seeds on the rocks and in good soil, the

vineyard... not some mental moral code...

 

Yes take some time off... to digest... Ah, those feet in the

dirt... the hands planting seeds, taking a long bath, getting rained

upon...buy some flowers...

 

It is actually not so important that you understand me, it is more important

that you are convinced that your own truth makes *sense*, which means that

it is supported by the human senses.

It is to that end that I write, to support you in those self discovered

facets of truth. One cannot go wrong when one stays close to nature... it

holds the secrets to the highest spiritual truths... (scientist and

physicist and philosophers are rediscovering that as well.)

 

This is my message:

That I speak for this wonderful and glorious earth, it is she we walk

on and grow from.

Anything of a higher (?) and finer (?) or subtler nature can only be fully

understood when we totally accept our earthly nature as coming forth

from a procreative 'mother nature' as planned and planted so to speak

by a miraculous God.

 

That we may participate in the 'Miracle', the smile on God's face when

admiring All That Is.

 

Love, Wim