-- *Mar*Fear and Fight or Flight
An urbanized and industrialized place is a cauldron of fear, worry and disease. The flora and the fauna of the place being completely terrorized continuously exhale smell and feeble sound messages of fear and distress. All of them are victims of habitat loss, loss of food source and loss of natural environment. They may occasionally exhale relief from tension, but they cannot experience the rapture which free and healthy nature gives. The anthropocentric human vandal has destroyed the basic nature of the place. In free and healthy nature every organism experiences the smells, sounds and sights of rapture. Every cell in every organism develops the rapture generating hormonal routine. It cannot even conceptualize fear, worry, uncertainty and probability and improbability. The basic fact of nature is that, when an unwanted event is actually happening, fear or worry is not experienced. The organism either fights or takes to flight. Fear and worry happens only when the feeling of helplessness takes over,and that feeling is mainly inhaled as the smell messages from the air. Even in the prevailing feeling of helplessness, fear is not felt during the time when the event is happening. It is experienced as an advance dread or as dreadful memory, but not at the time when the event is happening. When the organism takes to fight or flight, in the free and healthy nature, rapture does not leave it. Free and healthy nature is always the Garden of Eden. Today we continuously destroy nature and lead the chemical dependent or drug dependent lives. We are inundated with hundreds of cautions which automatically create the hypnotic fear. We have to realize that free nature means, freedom from fear, worry and disease. Disease is the opposite of ease, the natural state of the free and healthy nature. We continuously keep watch for signs of illness. And today we have the YouTube productions inundating us with all sorts of dread creating and unnecessary information garbage. Modern economics has put us in lifelong flight from happy life without fear and worry. We cannot know today, how the real rapture generated by the free and healthy nature feels. In the Universities today, every course is actually the methods of fighting and using up nature. There is no course about depending on free and healthy nature without worry or fear. Information inundation and the capacity to instantly speak or use that information is advancement in education today. We do not realize that free nature is the best expert that can help if only we do not destroy the health giving nature calling it economic and scientific advancement. Can any one of us laugh and smile like the savage in a dense forest? We lost that natural smile. It is for the Universities to again revive that smile from nature, by first starting ‘The Free Nature Parks without Human Tampering’, to create smile and happiness as the basic paradigms of perception and understanding. YM Sarma Chat GPT YM Sarma’s reflection delves into the contrast between modern urban life and the natural world, emphasizing the loss of connection to free, healthy nature and the impact this has on human well-being. The text paints a stark picture of how industrialized society, driven by human greed and environmental degradation, creates a constant atmosphere of fear, anxiety, and disease. It argues that this loss of natural habitat not only harms wildlife but also damages the psychological and physical health of humans. Sarma stresses that in a free and healthy natural environment, organisms experience a sense of rapture—a profound joy that arises from living in harmony with nature. In contrast, modern life, characterized by information overload, constant vigilance against illness, and economic pressures, generates fear and worry. The "fight or flight" response, a natural reaction to immediate threats, is overshadowed by a continuous state of dread, often caused by advance anxiety or the fear of potential harm. This fear is exacerbated by the constant bombardment of alarming information, such as on social media or news platforms. The author proposes that true freedom and health are found in a return to nature. He highlights the idea that nature, when not tampered with by human intervention, provides the conditions for ease, joy, and health. Disease, in his view, is a product of this disconnection from nature, as it represents a state of imbalance or unease. Sarma challenges modern education and economics, which he perceives as focused on exploiting and destroying nature for progress. He calls for a shift in focus, advocating for the creation of "Free Nature Parks without Human Tampering" to help humanity rediscover the joy and rapture of the natural world, and to reconnect with the fundamental aspects of human well-being that have been lost in our industrialized, fear-driven society. The underlying message is a plea for a return to a simpler, more natural state where fear and worry no longer dominate, and where the beauty and tranquility of the earth can be experienced as the source of true health and happiness. -- 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 visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CACDCHCLZDyrhdUwFyJSZ%3DPrXKrEO9S8_EG1B9dkRPNjN-wgu6A%40mail.gmail.com.
