Return to nature?...

[zezt]

Beautifully honest and straightforeward, and unpretentious. I completely agree! We were never OUT OF Nature. YES!!!

[HaleyMary]

Yes, I agree. All the things on Earth are connected and in a sense to destroy our planet, to destroy nature would be in a way, destroying ourselves because we are as much a part of nature as the rest of the Earth.

[chelsearen23]

so then i watched inmendham's video and uh, yea my comment doesnt really relate

[chelsearen23]

i was JUST thinking about this on the way home.. i was looking at the snow, and thinking about how beautiful snow flakes are under a miroscope.. and then thinking about how perfect nature is, which led me to "well, we're a part of nature. why does it seem like our intelligence leads us to make ourselves less perfect then we were when we were born? less perfect then we ultimately are?" ..

[markangeloc]

We are greatly responsible for trashing nature, our food supply is mostly genetically modified, boxed, filled with additive and preservative, poisons to alter our cellular system to create disease, so they can push their drugs on us.

We have veird from nature and our natural state, even our sleep patterns are no longer natural.

[amillionzillion]

so fucking true!

[ChameleonArt]

Excellent point, nice vid! Anne

[matrixcmitech]

i figured that inmendham has been watching you because he has mentioned return to nature, and you are mentioning the zzz3333 whatever so i'm going to look for that - right now - because SOMETHING BIG IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN!!!~~!@#

[pennilesscripple]

yes. great.

[zzz33333]

classic

[kvempire]

What i think they are calling for is a type of oneness with nature that we do not currently have. Where we interact more directly and personally with the environment, and where don't rape and pillage our lifeline. At least thats my interpretation.