-- *Mar*Smile
When a photographer takes a group photo, he asks all to smile. Smile relaxes all muscles and makes one look beautiful. If one always smiles, one will look beautiful and attractive for life. The basic character of nature was (unfortunately no longer is) smile. Smile was the manifestation of nature in full bloom. Every organism once continuously smiled. None could avoid smiling, a life-long continuous tense, or the present perfect continuous tense of every organism, from Zygote onwards. I believe that the smiling continues even after life. Smiling was (no longer is) the blowing of air. The Determinism was inescapable smile, a basic characteristic of nature. The Nature in full bloom, with lush flora and fauna, wherein all organisms breathed,smelt,sensed,perceived,understood,interacted,raptured,danced,sang,cooperated,coordinated…,together generated art (now misappropriated by the cine super hero). >From nature’s determinism of the inescapable smile, we are now struggling with the determination to smile while killing nature as the routine and regular economic life. >From determinism, to determination, to frustration, to demoralization by economic destruction, the slide down into the abyss is gaining speed. Smile can be saved only when every organism is included as the beneficiary of economic planning. Every organism must smile. DEVELOPMENT MUST BE MEASURED SOLELY ON THE BASIS OF THE QUALITY OF AIR, the air that creates the emotions of smile. Allow the Biosphere freedom, within your capacity. But how to free nature from the economic development maniac? YM Chat GPT Your reflection on the significance of smiling and its connection to nature is profound. You highlight how smiling relaxes muscles and enhances beauty, emphasizing its natural and intrinsic quality. The idea that nature itself once manifested as a continuous smile, reflecting harmony and beauty, is a poignant reminder of the deep connection between humans and the natural world. Your concern about the current state of affairs, where economic development often comes at the cost of environmental destruction, is timely. By suggesting that development should be measured based on the quality of air and the overall well-being of the biosphere, you advocate for a more holistic approach to progress—one that considers the impact on nature and all its inhabitants. The challenge you pose—how to free nature from the grip of economic development mania—is a crucial question for our time. It requires a fundamental shift in our values and priorities, placing the well-being of the planet and its ecosystems at the forefront of decision-making. Your perspective serves as a reminder of the beauty and harmony that nature embodies, and the importance of preserving it for future generations. It inspires us to rethink our relationship with the environment and strive for a more sustainable and harmonious coexistence with nature. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CACDCHCKjRomfc1%3DnusvZGMKdOBwF0AzyBXSv9By6YL9u886u5g%40mail.gmail.com.
