It absolutely is!
Unfortunately, for all of us, this turns out to be absolutely crucial!
Why unfortunately?
Because there might not be anyplace on the planet, where a human can enjoy a really healthy environment, healthy for people that is.
This post has got to be the most important in the series. It is also the only one that observes any discouragement at all.
The other posts have explored how the driving force of all life must come from inside, how important it is to allow that to happen, and how every conflict disappears, when we do it.
That’s all absolutely true. Everything stated in this blog can be verified through observation, application, or both.
It’s all on display. Everywhere around us, we can see the results of respecting other life, or opposing it.
To be fair with the results though, money cannot be the ultimate goal. Wealthy people can still be unhappy. The goal has to be feeling good, and really enjoying life.
Most of us are going to be surprised at the discovery that other people play, by far, the biggest role.
An example!
Is this person happy?
It’s not just a picture, it’s a relationship that we are seeing!
Subjective or not, happiness really is obvious!
Hopefully, everyone will agree, this is a happy person!
Which takes us right to where you already knew we were heading.
HUMAN NEEDS
We are all familiar with the needs of nourishment and shelter. These are clear. There is one more essential need though.
The other posts have thoroughly discussed how every life can only be the one thing it already is, and needs to be respected, and appreciated for exactly that.
Nature does that well. Mankind doesn’t do it at all!
What happens then, when we find ourselves in an environment, where there is no way we are ever going to be allowed to express any of our real qualities?
What happens to us? Are we still capable of creating a healthy environment for our offspring?
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Thank you for allowing me to visit with you, this day.
Good luck on your journey,
Norm Cormier
