It
is our Mother to all, the only Revelation worthy of Faith, the Gospel
of the Life.
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That
I love you Nature, that I love you at the pure state
Preserved from the
human will
Far from their dark
intentions
You are for me the
only divine revelation in a pure state
I
specify my thought here, by the following postulate:
If there exist one or
more divinities at the origin of the universe, it is the only
undeniable, continuous and personal Revelation.
Nature is an open
book which tells us our history, the history of our ancestors, the
history of all forms of life, the mineral history… Our Earth-mother
tells us how it gave the life and how the life developed, from the
ocean floor to the top of the mountains.
“Nature is
a temple where alive pillars
Sometimes
let leave confused words;
The man
passes there through forests of symbols
Who
observe it with familiar glances.”
Charles
Baudelaire
Les
Fleurs du Mal (The Flowers of Evil) (1869), Correspondences
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In my opinion, it is
a question of living in harmony with Nature.
Also I like to wander
in the forests and particularly when it is wild, which is hardly
founded than in isolated regions and in some corners of mountain.
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which can listen to the voice of Gaïa.
Lessons of Gaïa
The beauty
of Nature it is also its diversity: color, size, force, lifespan:
nothing similar.
Nature
creates differences: she did not want anything to be identical:
two snowflakes do not have the same structure, and yet there
is billion."No
Two Snowflakes the Same" Likely True, Research Reveals
Nature creates inequalities: in an apple tree (traditional) no apple
has the same size that the other, all depends on its site in the tree;
in a pack of wolf, there is a wolf dominating which will be the chief
of the pack; the human ones will not have exactly the same
capacities according to their race and within the same race one will
find dwarves and giants, the very intelligent ones and the very stupid
ones.
The total
equality would not be even obtained by interbreeding, only by cloning,
that of which dream the exaggerated ones of universalization.
“Civilizations are the image of the alive
territories in which they plunge their roots: various. This cultural
diversity is threatened like biological diversity, because certain
civilizations, convinced of their superiority, claim to occupy all space while
declaring their universal values (...) the attachment at a community identified
by its speech, its traditions, its know-how, its history, the love of a
territory which expresses, by its landscapes, the heart of this community, is a
fundamental dimension of the human person. The uprooting is a drama, a
psychological source of destabilization and existential difficulties. The first
basic right of the person is to have an identity and this one merges with that
of the human group to which one belongs” Antoine Waechter (Dessine-moi une planète)(to me a planet
Draws).
But for the first time in the
history of humanity, a generation delivered to her children a world worse
than that which she had inherited.
“One can wonder
whether humanity has advantage to know the secrets of nature, if it is ripe to
benefit from it or if this knowledge is not
harmful.”
Pierre
Curie
Il
est plus que
jamais
urgent de défendre le capital santé que représente
la Nature qui nous entoure, je pense plus particulièrement
à mes frères les animaux en voie de disparition que l’on
chasse trop souvent à tort et à travers, à mes
frères les arbres que l’on brûle et coupe presque toujours
sans discernement.
It is
more than ever urgent to defend the capital health which represents Nature that
surrounds us, I more particularly think of my brothers the animals
in process of disappearance that one drives out too often wrongly
and through, with my brothers the trees which one almost always burns
and cuts without discernment.
An old proverb is more than
ever of topicality: “Science
without conscience is no more than ruin of soul” said François
Rabelais… but if in
the 16th century the absence of conscience only cause the ruin of human
as it was the case at the time of the wars of religion which followed, nowadays
the risk of ruin extended to whole planet, with all the living beings… I
propose to you in echo an aphorism
“Sciences without philosophy
ruin humanity, undermine biodiversity and destroy ecosystem”.
"The famous balance of nature is the most extraordinary of all
cybernetic systems. Left to itself, it is always self-regulated." -
Joseph Wood Krutch (1893-1970), Saturday Review, June 8, 1963
But there is worse than
the absence of philosophy: individuals'will of domination in the grip of a
cynical, inhuman and sordid selfishness, generally in charge of the central
banks and multinationals and supported by large accomplice shareholders. As
example: the European central bank and the Monsanto multinational. It is also
the case of the bodies of globalization like OMC, the IMF and the World Bank which claim to want to come to
assistance of the poor countries but which in the facts impose an ultra-liberal
speculative capitalist globalization. Speculative capitalism, like Communism,
will never have “human face” but at best a mask to hide its monstrosity. I
specify “speculative” because the capitalism of investment, him, is legitimate.
On en arrive à penser que :
“En permettant
l'homme, la nature a commis beaucoup plus qu'une erreur de calcul: un
attentat contre elle-même.”
Emil Michel Cioran
(1973)
Pourtant l'homme est un mâle nécessaire dirait la femme :-)) et
mâlheureusement il ne voit pas plus loin que le bout de sa queue.
Au travers de l'espèce humaine Gaïa expérimente le libre arbitre mais
l'homme en fait trop souvent mauvais usage.
One manages from there
to think that:
“By allowing the man, nature made much more than one
miscalculation: an attack against
itself.”
Emil Michel
Cioran
Disadvantage of being
born (1973) (
De l'inconvénient d'être né)
The belief that man can manage the
Earth and improve on Nature is the ultimate expression of his conceit,
man who has delusions of grandeur, then become a vermine (although a
vermine may be a useful parasite) .
"We cannot command nature except by obeying her." –-Francis Bacon (1561-1626)
However the man is a
male (bad) necessary would say the woman: -)) and unfortunatly he further does not
see that the end of his noze.
Through the mankind Gaïa
tries out the free will but the man makes too often bad use of
it.
ça
serait risible si des crimes n'étaient pas en train d'être commis
Attention
! certaines images peuvent choquer par leur violence.
Principales
sources du mal :
la
volonté de domination des dirigeants des banques centrales
la volonté de domination des
multinationales
that would be laughable so
crimes were not being made
CRIMES AGAINST NATURE: THE
GREAT MASSACRE
Caution! some picks can
shock by their violence.
Principal sources of the
evil:
The will of domination of leaders of the central banks
The will of domination of multinationals
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