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STATE OF NATURE

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

&

CHAPTER OUTLINE

 

(APPROXIMATE BOOK LENGTH- 225 to 275 Pages)

 

STATE OF NATURE

Table of Contents

 

Preface

Introduction

 

Part I

THEORY

1

State of Nature

The Key’s Explanation

2

The Mind and Body:

A War Within

 

3

Our Search For Comfort:

Our Common True Goal

 

4

One True Goal:

Leads to One Common Goal of Comfort

 

 

 

Part II

TOOLS

5

System/Situation Analysis:

Through Acceptance of Knowledge

 

6

Recognition:

Goal Contents and Themes

 

7

Memory

The Grand Illusion

8

Reality and Limitations

The Ultimate Trap

9

Time as a Tool:

Instead of a Deadline

 

10

Balance Production:

Actions and Time

 

 

Part III

RECOGNITION

11

Growth of:

A System of Balance

 

 

12

Growth of:

Systems out of Balance

 

13

Charted True Goal’s of the Two Intention’s:

Pain or comfort

 

 

Part IV

APPLICATION

14

Hyperfocusing:

The Dangers

 

15

Hyperfocusing:

Used as a Buffer Zone

 

16

System Integration:

As a Process of True Goal Replacement through Intent Recognition

using Time as a tool, and Pain as a Factor

to Determined the Amount of Time to be used

 

 

Introduction

(INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

Man is an animal which has progressed its State of Nature forward through an irreversible process of survival. Creating and destroying as we advance our State of Nature to new levels of survival. Further creating to live without what we have destroyed, and to live with the negative by-products of our creations that are within themselves destructive and hindering to the progression of our State of Nature.

Includes

List of systems to be analyzed.

 

 

Part I

Theory

 

 

State of Nature:

The Key’s Explanation

(INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

The human is made of two separate progressing and growing systems, the mind and the body. Both are searching for comfort and their next level of evolutionary existence. In their search for these things they are both dependent on their local environments. As they feed off their local environments they change them, for better or for worse, which in turn effects our one common environment, the Earth. They must then adapt to the changes they have made to their environment in order to keep progressing. State of Nature is the human’s present state of evolutionary existence in the local environment in which they are living.

 

Includes

In depth definition of State of Nature.

Three Laws of Physical System Analysis as related to State of Nature .

 

 

 

The Mind and Body:

A War Within

(INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

 

The mind and body are doing two things with their existence, searching for comfort and evolving. The mind and body are intended to work together while searching and evolving. This however does not always happen to be the case. Positive and negative decisions of how to handle daily activities will determine when a war will take place within the mind and the body.

 

Includes

In depth definition of the War Within.

Four examples of everyday Wars.

An example of how the mind and body can accomplish peace.

 

 

 

Our Search For Comfort:

Our Common True Goal

(COMPLETED BUT NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

People have always been intrigued with time travel and seeing into their futures. We can see into the future if we can learn to see our daily actions as future events.

When we learn to accept the fact that all events that will begin today will end in the future, as will some events end today that were started in the past, we can learn to control the future by controlling today.

 

Includes

Two examples of everyday events.

 

 

 

One True Goal:

Leads to One Common Goal of Comfort

(COMPLETED BUT NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

 

There is no system in place which does not contain one true goal. Both the mind and the body are striving to accomplish one true goal, which is true comfort. Evolution provides survival defenses in order for our survival to be in comfort, and we are in a constant search for a more comfortable existence. In order to reach our common true goal of comfort, our subsystems must be focused on accomplishing that one common true goal.

 

 

Includes

Short list of example subsystems to be aligned.

Introduction of Knowledge as a Tool.

 

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Part II

Tools

 

 

System/Situation Analysis

Through Acceptance of Knowledge

(COMPLETED BUT NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

 

 

The very first and most important step in analyzing a system, or situation of any sort, is understanding the goals of the situation or system. If the goals are not clear, then the reason for the system or situation can not be clear. If the goals of a system or situation are negative, then the true goal of the system has not been established, and more knowledge of the system or situation must be gained.

 

Includes

Introduction of defense systems.

Introduction of state of denial.

Introduction of mistake conversion.

Introduction of breaking denial.

Introduction of positive system conversion.

 

 

 

Recognition:

Goal Contents and Themes

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

 

It would appear a difficult task recognizing all the true goals of all the systems we integrate with on a daily basis. It would be if we didn’t recognize that all systems work exactly the same way. The content of the input and output you give and receive while integrating with a system is controlled by the theme of the true goal of that system. In order to insure the true goal of the system we are integrating into is the proper true goal of that system, and the input and output of the system integration are positive, we must integrate all the systems involved with our state of nature and create one over all system in which the true common goal is comfort.

 

To Include

Four example system analysis of goal recognition for control, defense, separation, and integration.

 

 

 

Memory:

The Grand Illusion

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

 

Teaching a six year old child calculus, is no different than teaching the salesman to sell, or the teacher to teach, when they have no capacity to learn. So we rely on our memories to get us through our lessons. The only problem with the system of memory is that it is very limited. This is because of what it is and that is a system. What is being put into it is what is coming out. The longest capacity we have for memory to hold all records of what has been put into it, is only until we no longer need the information from our present state of nature we are in existence with because it is changing. In other words, the sub-systems we are surrounded by on a daily basis are changing or changed. To integrate properly with them we must gain the knowledge, of those systems and place them into our memory. The system’s knowledge which we no longer are integrating with we have no need of, so we erase it or forget it, keeping a one dimensional image in in a short segment of stored memory.

To Include

7 Life cycles of the Human as a relation to memory.

 

 

 

Reality and Limitations:

The Ultimate Trap

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

Reality is only what we can remember. If we can’t remember something, it is no longer a reality. Because of the way our memory works, this may lead to the danger of us going beyond our limitations to remember things. We said earlier you must integrate with a system in order to remember it. As the integration becomes less and less, we remember less about that particular system’s needs of our system and we enter into a state of denial that the integration still isn’t taking place. This is seen everyday all around us in marriages, businesses, schools, relationships between friends. We see each other everyday, so we must be real, but since there is no true integration, we can’t remember what the true goal is of that system anymore, so we see no reason for this system to exist. Now that system is only seen as a system with no purpose or as an annoyance.

To Include

An example of each of the 5 topics listed above.

The Communication Key

 

 

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Time as a Tool:

Instead of a Deadline

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

Time is so often referred to in the reverse process as it was intended to be used. The True goal of time is to allow for an intended process to take place. With most problems people encounter in their state of nature’s surrounding systems, the most common thing to do is set a deadline for the problem’s resolution. A lot of us do not set any deadlines. The deadlines we do set are often unrealistic because the true resolution of the problem is unseen. This leads us into a pattern of trying to meet deadlines which we believe to be appropriate for the problem’s resolution we are trying to accomplish. Since the problem’s true resolution is not being addressed, the deadline for solving the problem is not a true or realistic deadline. We see this everyday in the alcoholic, blaming everything but the alcohol for their daily problems. We also see this in the workaholic, not wanting to face the fact that the only thing that appears to be a success in their life, has caused all else to be lost.

To Include

Time frames verses Deadlines: Deadlines allow disappointment and finality, Time frames allow for expansion and contraction.

Deadline to Time frame conversion.

Example Topics: Alcoholism, Workaholism, The Adolescent Stage of Business, and Our Health- mentally and physically.

Life Long Time Frames

 

 

Balance Production:

Actions and Time

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

Integration =

(Acceptance of Knowledge)(Time)

______________________________________

Common Goal Discovery =

(Integration)(Time)

______________________________________

Controlled Balance =

(Striving for Common Goal Achievement)(Time)

 

When we find ourselves forced to integrate with a new system often times we do not allow proper time for the Acceptance of Knowledge of the new system before we begin full integration. Full integration meaning physically, mentally, or both. This can lead us to set false true goals for the system and may lead us into a state of denial. This can eventually lead a person into a state of depression or anxiety. Allowing proper time to gain the needed knowledge of a system, allows us to control the integration. Not allowing proper time can lead us out of control of our integration. We also need to integrate time as a factor in the treatments of depression, anxiety, everyday stress, and disorders such as A.D.H.D.

To Include

Absorption Time, Emission Time, and Stabilization Time.

The Actions of Balancing Defined: Acceptance of Knowledge, Integration, Goal Discovery and Goal Achievement, and Control.

Prevention verses Treatment.

Man-made disorders are what we call the "severe" stages of disorders.

Treatments verses Balancing.

Examples: A.D.H.D., depression, anxiety, stress, and mid-life crisis.

 

 

 

Part III

Recognition

 

 

Positive Growth:

System of Balance

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

We will use Figure #11-1 to visualize our surrounding subsystems which we encounter on a daily basis. The numbers are for reference to the system characteristic into which it has been placed. They are not labeled in any specific order, and no importance should be placed on the number except as a reference.

As we grow from conception towards child birth we are learning from our first moment of existence. By the time of our birth, our body and mind have already learned the process of growth. When a child is born they exist in the humans most primitive state, a state of survival and pure absorption. At the moment of birth we leave the True Flat Line Cycle(Figure #11-2) which we are in until birth and we reentered at death.

Once we get past the infantile stage of communications, we begin to integrate with other systems. The integration skills we are taught as children are carried with us throughout our life time. They are the foundation on which our integration skills are built upon. We do not stop growing and integrating until death.

The first two laws which we listed in chapter 1 state that an object will not change it’s physical state unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. The same is true of a balanced system. It will remain in balance until it is acted upon negatively. Balance is positive, and negativity distorts the balance. The difficulty is that we can only stay balanced through actions. All Actions have results, which means change or growth. Law three from chapter 1 indicates that any action taken will result in an equal reaction. Therefore the system must have a positive true goal and our actions towards it must be positive in order to receive a positive reaction from that system.

To Include:

The 7 cycles of Life as a Visual Flow of Figures

Charted Balanced Sub-system Integration with reference to our Cycles of Life.

Chemical and Hormonal changes in reference to Cycle Change.

Accepting and Expecting Cycle Changes(subsystem and internal changes).

Importance of Nutrition, Knowledge, Sleep, Human Interaction, Religion, and Physical Heath, in balancing the mind and body.

 

 

Negative Growth:

Systems out of Balance

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

 

Throughout our lives we are constantly being pulled or directed in a course to take us out of balance. The first two laws which we listed in chapter one state that an object will not change its physical state unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. We also stated the same is true of a balanced system. When we integrate we act, and are acted upon. The action may have an effect on one of our particular sub-systems, or have an internal effect on us, which may lead to an effect on all our sub-systems.

We find ourselves most vulnerable during cycle changes when our bodies are under mental and physical stress, the two go hand in hand. Stress is stress, it only varies in intensity and always has a mental and physical effect simultaneously. Stress can be deceiving. Although the reason for the stress is sometimes a positive one, the effect on the body and mind is always negative, until the stress is relieved. A good example would be working out. Everything you do to your body is negative during the workout, you are doing nothing but breaking it down. The positive aspect of exercise actually isn’t met until after the regrowth the broken down tissue.

Once through a cycle change we will either be moving forward in a positive manner or regressing in a negative manner. In Figure #12-1 as we follow the introduction of an action into our subsystems, we can see some actions will be absorbed for some time before a reaction results. While in others the reaction is immediate. Our reactions to these actions, are what determine our growth into the future.

To Include:

The Balance Barrier

Breaking from the Cycle of Regression into the Cycle of Progression.

The Characteristics of Actions.

A Visual flow of Figure’s in reference to Alcoholism, Workaholism, Mid-Life Crisis, Disease and the Immune System, Chemical and Hormonal imbalances, and the Blinding of a Business.

 

 

 

Charted True Goals of the Two Intentions:

Pain or Comfort

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

Allowing ourselves to recognize our daily actions, events, and situations as systems, we can learn to accept they will only provide one of two types of outcomes. Positive or negative, growth or regression, good or bad, no matter the wording, the integration is either one of comfort or one of pain.

The recognition of positive intention allows the true goal of a system to work as a filter for the input and output. To look at a given system in such a way, we must first have a common understanding of our reference to Intention.

Intention works as a direction finder for our daily integrations. As we venture out into a new day we have a perceived understanding of how our day should play itself out. We usually spend the day jumping between positive and negative integrations setting a time period for each to happen in. As we go from negative to positive integration’s, we take ourselves in and out of a defensive posture. Often times we forget to turn our defenses off when they’re not needed, which can lead to a bombardment of negative integrations. This can lead to anxiety, depression, and many other disorders such as alcoholism or drug addiction.

Charting some of our common daily events allows us to simplify the visual process of recognition.

To Include:

In depth definition of Intention and Reaction Time.

Charted Sub-systems of Common Events, Actions, and Situations.

Charted Reaction Time of Common Actions.

Chart Topics to Include: Work / Career / Workaholism; The Alcoholic / Forced Stabilization / Natural Stabilization; School / Education; Sex / Reproduction; Nutrition / Diet; A.D.D. / A.D.H.D. - Chemically / Naturally; Addictions- Cocaine / Heroin / Caffeine / Nicotine / THC.

 

 

Part IV

Application

 

 

Hyperfocusing:

The Dangers

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

Hyperfocusing is nothing more than carrying one of our sub-system’s problems, integrations, or true goal theme, into another of our sub-systems. This can be a positive weapon or a negative disaster. Into today’s society we usually see it lead to disaster more often than not, so we will be discussing first the everyday events which we are referring to.

Negative hyperfocusing can start with one small problem at work, such as a demotion, a promotion, a personnel change, or a corporate change of policies or working procedures. For the individual’s with A.D.D. the one small problem could be the discovery of comfort brought to the brain’s pleasure center through their first try of cocaine, alcohol, heroin, caffeine, nicotine, or marijuana.

Once a sub-system has been thrown out of balance it is very difficult to stop it from effecting our other sub-systems. Often times this can lead to mental state’s such as denial, depression, chemical addiction, or anxiety. Physically it can lead to things such as cancer, liver disease, intestinal problems, high blood pressure, ulcers, and malnutrition leading to chemical imbalances. Often times we don’t recognize the true action in the system which is causing the spread of negative actions throughout all our systems, and we look for the answers in all the wrong places. The over eater is constantly looking to control their food intake, instead they should be looking for the internal problem causing the craving. The workaholic comes to forget their sub-systems such as their family, and they become two dimensional and an existence only in memory. This can eventually lead them to blame the family when they come to realize their balance is gone, and their purpose is forgotten. Businesses can find themselves controlled by the numbers they see in a budget, forgetting where their true destiny is created. The customer becomes a dollar figure, as does the employee. The customer they supply, and the employee that does the supplying, become two dimensional and eventually expendable.

To Include:

Business and the Budget.

The Career and the Family.

A.D.D. and Addictions.

The Salesman and the Dollar.

Health and the Diet.

Explanation of Impact Regression.

Explanation of Flat Line Crash.

 

 

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Hyperfocusing:

Used as a Buffer Zone

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

Positive Hyperfocusing can be used as a very powerful weapon in maintaining balance. The power, if done properly, allows us to remain balanced while becoming a flat system. Carrying with us positive actions, integrations, or true goal themes, from one sub-system to the next, we can create a positive buffer zone. We must make clear the elements to be subject to being used for this purpose are in danger of being blamed for the negative situation. We choose our actions and our reactions. No one else can control our future event’s conclusions without us being part of them, otherwise they would not be ours.

The person who goes to work every day saying "I work because I love my family and I enjoy supporting them and giving them the things they need" is in danger. They are using their family as a reason to work at a job which is tolerable. If something should happen to the individual’s job where it became intolerable, the family would be in danger of being blamed for their suffering. If they lost their job, guilt may take over, putting them into a regressive cycle.

The proper sub-system’s actions, integrations, or true goal themes must be used when hyperfocusing. In order to accomplish proper selection we must compare the true goals of the systems, along with their sub-goal’s themes. This enables us to look for common goals in systems. As with comfortable integration, common goals must exist in order for the hyperfocusing to work and stay positive.

To Include:

Multiple Systems True Goal Hyperfocusing.

Single System True Goal Hyperfocusing.

A Visual flow of Figures in reference to Building a Positive Buffer Zone.

The Power of a Religious Belief.

Christianity 101

 

 

System Integration:

As a Process of True Goal Replacement,

through Intent Recognition.

Using Time as a Tool,

and Pain as a Factor,

in Determining the Amount of Time to be used.

(NOT INCLUDED IN SAMPLE CHAPTERS)

Here we find the answers we seek in our searching, have been right in front of us the entire time we’ve been looking to resolve the pain which they bring into our world’s present state of nature. I am referring to such things as A.I.D.S., Ebola, Abortion, Cancer, Starvation, Alcoholism, Spouse Abuse, Teen Age Pregnancy, Mid- life crisis, A.D.H.D, and so many other man made byproducts of our search for an easy comfort in our state of nature.

To Include:

Process of True Goal Replacement, through Intent Recognition.

Time as a Tool.

Pain as a Factor.

Determining the Amount of Time to be used.

Time as a Constant Non-Varying Factor.

What Remains without a Factor of Time.

The Processes Constants, Beginnings and Endings.

Examples to include each of the above listed topics.

The Addition of a Soul, a God, a Savior, and a Comforting Counselor.

Accomplishing Complete Control of our lives by having none at all.

 

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STATE OF NATURE

SAMPLE CHAPTERS

 

 

Introduction

 

Man is an animal which has progressed its State of Nature forward through an irreversible process of survival. Creating and destroying as we advance our State of Nature to new levels of survival. Further creating to live without what we have destroyed, and to live with the negative by-products of our creations that are within themselves destructive and hindering to the progression of our State of Nature.

Think of the above statement as a key. It's a key which unlocks the door to the answers of our existence. Through proper analysis of the statement we find the answers to the existence of:

Religion- a protection of the greatest fear of all, death.

Murder- A primal defense against fear.

Government- Man is a social animal and therefore has created the social contract.

Court Systems- A part of our social contract designed to manage peoples lives that can't manage them themselves, which can no longer manage itself.

Alcoholism and drug addiction- The minds victory over the body in a war for comfort.

Cancer- A negative by-product of mans creations, which has become a support system for a major part of society and an affective population controller.

Nutritional Systems- The mind and bodies search for progression of its State of Nature, and the F.D.A.'s greatest enemy.

Bacteria/Viruses (AIDS,Ebola,etc.)- We are not the only organism progressing in its State of Nature, and as we search for answers to one problem we bring into our eco system enemies we cannot defeat.

Art- The individuals exercise of the minds need of progression of its State of Nature.

The topics in the short list above are just a few examples of what the theory can explain. We will also be using it to explain the human beings need for:

Sleep- A reset for the mind and body.

Feelings of safety and comfort- The mind and body's common goals.

Physical and mental exercise- A key to comfort and wellness.

Nutritional Supplements- Food no longer contains the proper amount of nutrition for the human being at our present State of Nature.

Education- The knowledge of what our past courses of progress of our State of Nature have lead us to create, is the key to a proper course of our future State of Nature.

Family values system- A system which has been almost completely destroyed by our overriding production of negative creations in our progression.

Mental disorder treatments- A system designed to treat and council people on what are believed to be deficiencies such as Attention Deficit Disorder. When in fact they are simply by-products of our State of Nature's progression. If fed and nurtured properly, most will discover they are gifts of progression taking them to a higher level in their State of Nature.

Before we can start using this theory to analyze the above topics along with many others to better our lives through understanding, we must first answer the question, "What is STATE OF NATURE?".

 

 

State of Nature:

The Key’s Explanation

 

Before I begin to explain what State of Nature is referring to in this theory I must first explain what it is not referring to. Thomas Hobbes and Jean-Jacques Rousseau were two philosophers who believed man entered into his State of Nature when he was removed from his social environment. Social environment being one govern by a State (government), and one in which man is forced to live with and work with others in his daily existence and daily routines of survival. They believed that by putting a human into a situation where they must resort to their most primitive means of surviving they would take on new characteristics in order to survive. They were correct in some aspects of their theories, man will do what it takes to survive, but they based there theories of a "social contract" on the premises that a human needs to protect itself from its state of nature characteristics in order to survive with other humans. Although Thomas Hobbes and Jean-Jacques Rousseau both believed the theory that a human would return to their State of Nature once removed from civilization and expected to survive on primal instincts, their definitions of this state of nature where completely different.

Hobbes believed a human in it's state of nature is a violent animal. Taking what it wants and needs through the easiest means available to it. Rousseau believed that a human in it's state of nature was naturally good. Sharing and working together to survive. Later we will be returning to these theories of state of nature to show why they don't work when trying to base a "social contract" on them. Not only do they not work for the purpose of building a "social contract", but they simply do not exist. I just wanted to clarify the fact that this theory's state of nature has nothing to do with the above theories.

Our State of Nature is based on the fact that we are a living being consisting of two progressing parts, the mind and the body, forced to progress as one. Both are in search of their next level of evolutionary existence. As these two parts of our being progress in evolution they are forced to use what external elements they have been provided with to satisfy their internal needs necessary to progress. Our evolution did not stop with the capability of walking upright, or our ability to live in comfort. We will not stop evolving until we no longer exist. During our past evolutionary stages we developed products which satisfied our minds craving to advance and its craving for comfort. Some of these products have been in alliance with our body's craving for comfort and advancement and some have hindered it. The same is true of the products we have developed necessary for our body's advancement and it's craving for comfort. Some advance and some hinder our minds cravings. When I say "advance" understand this means advance to the next level of existence in an evolutionary sense. State of Nature is an evolutionary level of existence of the mind and body, with respect to their external element's evolutionary levels of existence. The external elements include everything that exist in a humans environment. All humans make different decisions about the their uses of their local environment, but we are all still captive in one environment, the earth. The changes we make to our local environments, negative or positive, will eventually have an effect on our earth.

 

THREE PHYSICAL LAWS

Sir Isaac Newton (1672-1727) developed three laws of motion which apply to the study of physics. They also apply to our State of Nature's progression. They can be used to help us better understand how everything we do on a daily basis will eventually effect our mind and body's evolutionary growth.

Newton's first law of motion states "An object remains at rest or in motion with a constant velocity unless acted upon by an unbalanced force." This means an object sitting still won't move until something else causes it to move, and an object that is moving at a certain speed in a certain direction won't stop moving at that speed and in that direction until something else causes it to stop moving at that speed and in that direction. An eco system and a human's development are similar in that they are always going through constant change. They are both dependent on their local environments for growth or progression. This would be considered their natural or idealistic growth. An introduction of an "unbalanced force" or anything new that is nonexistent in their local environment will cause the eco system or human to take a new course of growth or progression.

Newton's second law of motion is that "The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the applied force and inversely proportional to its mass." This means that an objects reaction to an external force depends on the size of the force applied, and to the size of the object the force is being applied to. Above we stated that an eco system or a human will take on a new course of growth or progression when an "unbalanced force" or anything new is introduced into their local environment. What this second law is saying is that the new course of growth, or progression, is dependent on the size of the impact the "unbalanced force" has on the environment it is introduced into.

Isaac Newton's third law of motion states "For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction." What this means is that it is impossible to exert a force on an object without that object exerting a force equal to the force being placed on it. What this means to us is that it is impossible for a human to do anything in their daily routine without there being a reaction to what they've done. The reaction to the original action can be negative or positive, internal (effecting the mind or body) or external (effecting their environment), and will have a minimal or maximal effect.

SUMMARIZATION AND SIMPLIFICATION

The human is made of two separate progressing and growing systems, the mind and body. Both are searching for comfort and their next level of evolutionary existence. In their search for these things the mind and the body are both dependent on their local environments. As they feed off their local environments they change them, for better or for worse, which in turn effects our one common environment, the Earth. They must then adapt to the changes they have made to their environment in order to keep progressing. State of Nature is the human's present state of evolutionary existence in the local environment in which they are living.

 

 

 

The Mind and Body:

A War Within

 

Both the mind and the body are doing two things with their existence. The first we will address is the search for comfort. Comfort encompasses many things to both. Some of the comfort issues for the mind are a stress free environment, proper nutrients/food to fuel its chemical reactions, mental exercise through acquiring knowledge and the arts, physical exercise which releases certain chemicals and creates a feeling of well being, and a fear free environment. Some of the body's comfort issues are proper nutrients/food to fuel its immune system and grow, physical exercise which builds the material body along with its immune system, safety from physical injury, and simple physical pleasures which lead to relaxation and comfort.

The second thing the mind and body are doing with their existence is evolving. We are evolving with one purpose in mind, survival. As with any animal, we are constantly adapting to survive in the environment in which we live. The mind and body usually work together as we evolve, or adapt to survive, but not always. The same is true of their constant desire for comfort. This is where the negative or positive results of an everyday action come into the picture. Everything we do has a negative or positive effect in our progression. The easiest way to show this is by example. The following examples are summarized topics which I intend to explain and analyze in much greater detail later, so if you don't understand them completely, please only except the ones you do until later.

 

ALCOHOLISM

This is a resultant of the minds victory over the body in a war for comfort. If the body didn't react to alcohol the way in which it does their would be nothing wrong with it. Alcohol simply pleases the mind through chemical reactions, which in turn provide a stress free environment for the brain. For some people what alcohol is meta


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