respect nature-in all its functions.
While I appreciate our human ability to create certain technologies and other seemingly unusual, atypical, and superhuman things, with the exception of consistent seasons’ predictability; we will never be able to predict the forces and control of nature and its effects against the things we create.
Coming from a mental, emotional and spiritual point of view, given that we are in the habit of hopping in and taking control of a wheel in this way to steer ourselves where we want to go, consistent exercises like such (allowing ourselves to press pause on habit and giving up control and trusting) is something that could work well for other areas of our lives, actually.
It can bring about a special kind of peace and create less angst and our natural ability to want to take control all the time and instead—force us to “allow” and submit.
For now, however, I’ll stick to falling backwards in mosh pits and other (safer) forms of conscious ways to give up control and allow trust. A Tesla gon’ test and the sun’s gon’ shine. And I’m gon’ continue to let nature do what it’s going do.
Our condolences for the tragic loss https://t.co/zI2100zEGL
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 30, 2016
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