Humans often act as if we govern the Earth.
But nature, animals, and plants do not share that thought.
They respond simply to what is to changes, to imbalances, to whatever unfolds.
When humans disturb the balance of the Earth, nature adjusts without intention or judgment.
It acts in accordance with its own logic, neither benevolent nor hostile only present.
And yet, these natural responses can at times appear to humans as danger, disaster, or fear.
What we perceive is not nature’s will, but the reflection of our own state of mind our fragility, our assumptions,
our belief that the world should move around us.
In these moments, nature becomes a mirror of the human heart.
But nature, animals, and plants do not share that thought.
They respond simply to what is to changes, to imbalances, to whatever unfolds.
When humans disturb the balance of the Earth, nature adjusts without intention or judgment.
It acts in accordance with its own logic, neither benevolent nor hostile only present.
And yet, these natural responses can at times appear to humans as danger, disaster, or fear.
What we perceive is not nature’s will, but the reflection of our own state of mind our fragility, our assumptions,
our belief that the world should move around us.
In these moments, nature becomes a mirror of the human heart.
forewarning
Black thread
heaven and earth