A lot of very good questions as yet unanswered. But I do know that my blood in my body is captured seawater that I carry with me when I came from the sea. And, whenever I get out in nature, my senses become keener and I go on the hunt like my ancestors to find something that will sustain me for the next day and beyond. That's what I'm in touch with my ancestors. When I'm in the wilderness on my own.
With the beaches disappearing on Lake Erie and bridges being built higher over Grand River here in N.E. Ohio, for one, we must build on that "creativity". Man has sustained change,"So we can adapt to any environ". Great write, jude!
Yes Jude, I certainly believe that divinity circulates within us. Our dna is deeper than what we can see physically. The spiritual components are attached to our dna too.
Of course we are and of course we dare ...there is so much between us and the farthest reaches of the Universe... It would be naive to think otherwise.
R x
Much to ponder but that DNA only tells the tales of the physical history and none of the spiritual history. It is but an atom of our being. What would fascinate me much more would be to be able to generate a spiritual analysis that would explain all of my travels through time so I could better understand how I arrived to where I am today. Nice job, Jude, enjoyed the mental spin.
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