Consciousness? If you're a Christian who believes in mother nature you unconsciously believe in two religions as most people secretly believe in Gaia, also called mother nature. Nature's not God, nature is natural, there's no such thing as mother nature! As it's normal to believe in religion just realise you're wrong!
His name is gaelic, he's even said he gets confused for garlic all the time
So is this an imposter, or a second handle, or an unbelievably innocent coincidence, or were you inspired by his name? I'm not sure what to believe now 😖
I mean one thing that stands out, you can see the fibonacci sequence in literally every living thing
So all living things have developed with that as like a rule of thumb
That overlapping theme is one aspect of mother nature
Scientists are currently working with this new discovery or whatever you call it that basically all matter, particles and waves, are built on energy
Combine that with concepts like vibrational frequencies (if an atom has a valance electron cloud with electrons volleying around and we are composed of atoms then you must admit you are more swirling, vibrating mass of energy than a rigidly constructed creature) and also crystals (which have been studied and used by people probably since we drew antelope on cave walls) and it becomes clear that spirituality is the most human religion out there
Now I think mother nature could be very similar to physics, it's just how the universe has been set up and the path of least resistance for biology to follow includes the fibonacci sequence and more stuff than I actually know, and to me this is mother nature, the overall rules for all living things
Yeah right, I say stand up for what you don't believe in. You're wrong. Nature's not a god, therefore there's no mother nature. Isn't it enough to just call it nature?
Does anyone who has a religion think this?
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"Mother Nature" is a well-known phrase anthropomorphizing nature, though. So, there is a mother nature.
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I'm not a Gaian so I don't believe in mother nature, that's only for believers in Gaia.
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I'm not Gaian either but I can see themes that correspond to like an overlapping consciousness
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Consciousness? If you're a Christian who believes in mother nature you unconsciously believe in two religions as most people secretly believe in Gaia, also called mother nature. Nature's not God, nature is natural, there's no such thing as mother nature! As it's normal to believe in religion just realise you're wrong!
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Damnit I was happy to talk about this until I realized you're just an imposter pretending to be someone else who barely even comments
So now I think I'm just gonna get trolled more than have a conversation 😠
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Wait a minute, an imposter? No way, and I'm not trolling.
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His name is gaelic, he's even said he gets confused for garlic all the time
So is this an imposter, or a second handle, or an unbelievably innocent coincidence, or were you inspired by his name? I'm not sure what to believe now 😖
I'm not Christian
I mean one thing that stands out, you can see the fibonacci sequence in literally every living thing
So all living things have developed with that as like a rule of thumb
That overlapping theme is one aspect of mother nature
Scientists are currently working with this new discovery or whatever you call it that basically all matter, particles and waves, are built on energy
Combine that with concepts like vibrational frequencies (if an atom has a valance electron cloud with electrons volleying around and we are composed of atoms then you must admit you are more swirling, vibrating mass of energy than a rigidly constructed creature) and also crystals (which have been studied and used by people probably since we drew antelope on cave walls) and it becomes clear that spirituality is the most human religion out there
Now I think mother nature could be very similar to physics, it's just how the universe has been set up and the path of least resistance for biology to follow includes the fibonacci sequence and more stuff than I actually know, and to me this is mother nature, the overall rules for all living things
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Yeah right, I say stand up for what you don't believe in. You're wrong. Nature's not a god, therefore there's no mother nature. Isn't it enough to just call it nature?
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I didn't say there was a God
I'm positing that physicality has developed with overlapping sets of rules or themes or trends
And a set of those overlaps could be called mother nature I think