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who seem to rest at certain times of day in the same particular
spot they've used previously.
This qualification of me mory begs the question what specific
purpose the me mory is supposed to serve. Maybe a dog marks
the ground the way birds put effort into creating their nests, so
there is also a time consciousness, the preserved value a n
investment of effort is likely to produce. The rights o f
ownership require respect of the individual whose maintains a
right to avail himself of that resource over which he has claimed
ownership a mongst those with whom he shares his environment.
My presence exists for a purpose, the essence of which blends
into environment; my physical address at any given mo ment.
Modernity has all but stripped the human race of soul
interaction. We are robotized to do the performances of survival:
physical, mental, and co mmunal.
The best exa mple of continuity of generations is cal ling the
newborn by the names of their ancestors. It is the well-know n
way of paying honor to the fact the success of my progenitors,
is that which provides my personage in the form that I enable.
children About physiological dispensation, worn-out parts a nd
deficiencies overcome every living being irrespective of any
physician. The perspective we see of old age is the practice the
elderly get to being dead by lying around all day and establis h
thus harmony within the gravitational field that will encompass
them. Fro m this posture, they are expected to sense their
diminution into a vanishing point built upon the neglect the y
experience, equating their age with loss of control they exert
over the actions and interactions with their significant others
involved in our lives. This can develop into detachment
syndrome.
This too, reader dear, is the outcome of using our soul to
serve as a mirror of what we see others doing, and /or not doing
what they don't. To the degree that our survival depends o n
defining the nurturing environment, learning to exploit
resources, categorize to the infinite degree the dispensing o f
energy worth the struggle, and accommodate the need fo r
communal affiliation we may create the culture through whic h
we may let down our defenses and ac hieve strengthenin g
through collective affiliations. In the end of all the migrations
to anywhere in the world, man is left to his singular occupatio n
to pass his time upon the face of the earth. This reality is the
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