We know of numerous cases of cooperation between the insect world and plants, yet, just as with microorganisms, when we encounter conditions we dislike, we often judge insects’ activities as harmful.
But are they truly harmful?
We know of numerous cases of cooperation between the insect world and plants, yet, just as with microorganisms, when we encounter conditions we dislike, we often judge insects’ activities as harmful.
But are they truly harmful?
Bird flu is understood as a viral pneumonia in birds. Of course, based on the biological laws of nature, pneumonia appears as a symptom of the regeneration phase of a territory or possession-protection conflict. However, it may initially be difficult to accept that birds could have emotional conflicts…
Foot-and-mouth disease is a viral “disease” affecting even-toed ungulates, considered highly contagious in medical circles. When symptoms appear, the affected animal develops blisters on the mucous membrane of the mouth and on its feet, accompanied by high fever.
The snake is a widely used motif across various cultures, employed to represent a range of energies, from creation and healing to danger and deception. Here, as usual, I aim to consider and explore its non-dualistic and evolution based significance in relation to programs.
When medical science diagnoses kidney insufficiency or kidney failure, it’s often imagined as if the kidney were a kind of “pasta strainer” whose holes become clogged over time, due to improper use, infection, or another disease. This leads to the accumulation of toxins in the body and a reduction—or eventual cessation—of urine output.
While the kidney’s primary function is indeed the continuous filtration of blood, the various germ-layer-derived tissues within the organ support our functioning in different ways and respond differently to environmental changes or the demands arising from such changes.
British research professors claim that "since the last century, myopia has been spreading globally and dramatically.
If you’re familiar with bio-logical thinking, you know—or can quickly identify—the origin of the phenomenon as described by Dr. Hamer: myopia is caused by a “fear-of-danger-from-behind conflict.
To illustrate what this means and why it occurs, let’s take the example of spiders.