-- *Mar*The Ecological Human-Vs-The Economic Inhuman
The ecological link gets fueled by the emotional interactions among the organisms of the Biosphere. Every ecological bond is an emotional bond. And the emotions are dynamic and symbiotic. Emotions fuel every activity. Individual consciousness is ecologically and emotionally linked to the collective consciousness of the Biosphere. Emotional Symbiosis is the paradigmatic foundation of the perceptions of each organism. The Emotional Dynamics lead to Paradigm Dynamics. They are the God Dynamics, creating, perceptions, understandings, actions and interactions symbiotically creating the grand emotional coordination. The Biosphere perceives and understands as a single organism. God means the collective consciousness created by the air, which communicates with smells and sounds. There are layers of consciousness. In you there are octillions of bacteria, each units of consciousness.All of them together constitute you as one conscious being. And all organisms constitute the Biosphere as one organism. The organisms are not in Darwinian wars against each other. They are actually the limbs of the Biosphere. Thanks to Technology and the Technology based Economics, we have diseased our basic ecological and emotional link to the Biosphere. In Economics we created the economic man who behaves and lives without emotions as an egoistic machine, trying to view all nature as non emotional mechanical engineering. Every machine needs fuels that pollute and poison nature, poison the air, water and land. The Ghost of Rene Descartes, to whom every organism is just a machine without feelings and emotions aggrandized the basic perception and understanding, creating the permanent neurosis generated by the conflict between ecological emotions and Cartesian mechanics. And we breathe poison and lost the music from nature, the music killed by the sounds of industries, vehicles of urbanized cities, towns and villages. Today we cannot even conceptualize how living as an ecological link in free nature feels and how we paradigmatize in free nature. Our perception and understanding is poisoned by economics. We no longer want solutions from nature or God. We want the technological fix. We have become the ‘Inhumans’, the economic and mechanical egocentrics. Sociology has become the study of the economic frenzy. Just see any Text book of economics. After the first inconvenient chapter that it is a study of humans, from the next chapter on you confront, the Indifference curves, Demand Curves, Supply Curves, Cost Curves, revenue curves, we do not find any humans but only mechanical links, which of course fail even as mechanics because Humans cannot be Newtonian machines. After all there is blood circulation and the blood carries hormones which need feelings and emotions.Mecanization, which is creating the substitution of limbs with machines to do the work of limbs, making the limbs redundant and semi frozen is creating hormonal traffic jams in the blood circulation, creating blood pressures and heart attacks. The Economic Man is a sick person, suffering from his internal hormone wars. There is an urgent need for ‘Free Nature Parks’ without human tampering to revive the ecological and symbiotic human. There is wonderful rapture in free nature. YM Sarma Chat GPT This piece outlines a perspective that contrasts the "Ecological Human" with the "Economic Inhuman," focusing on the impact of modern technology and economics on humanity’s connection to the natural world. The "Ecological Human" sees nature as a dynamic, interconnected system where each organism participates in a shared, emotional biosphere. This approach suggests that humans and other organisms form a symbiotic relationship within the "collective consciousness" of nature, sustained by emotions and non-verbal communication, such as smells and sounds. In contrast, the "Economic Inhuman" reflects the influence of Cartesian dualism and technology-based economics, where nature is viewed mechanistically rather than emotionally or holistically. René Descartes’s perspective on living beings as "machines" is presented here as the basis for economic practices that neglect ecological bonds in favor of efficiency, profit, and mechanization. The result, the text argues, is environmental degradation, emotional alienation, and biological disconnection, as machines begin to replace human limbs and, metaphorically, even our natural instincts. The suggestion of **"Free Nature Parks"** without human interference serves as a counterbalance, envisioning spaces where people could reconnect with the environment, revive empathy with nature, and experience the “rapture” of ecological integration. This idea resonates with the broader concepts of **biophilia** (the inherent human connection with nature) and **ecopsychology**, which explore the psychological benefits of being immersed in natural environments. This exploration aligns with critiques of economic systems that separate humanity from natural ecosystems and advocates for approaches that foster environmental stewardship, emotional well-being, and holistic perception. Integrating such perspectives into fields like sociology, environmental education, and sustainable economics could help bridge the gap between technology and ecological health. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. 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