I was burning papers outside in a burn pile. I noticed all that remained from the last fire was a metal spring. I wondered what archaeologists would think if they found this simple element, which really says nothing about the notebook or calendar it bound or what was in the notebook or calendar. Even at this short time expanse, I cannot say for sure if it means anything at all about the civilization we live in.
Later, I heard on the radio, that nature has very specific proteins to create life, and they look like a spring, and some like a Slinky. They fold up and will tolerate no imperfections. At certain points in the life creating process, with their specific perfections in tact, they descend into utter chaos only to emerge with the process more advanced than it was before.
From our limited vantage point, we cannot see or understand most of what is going on to perpetuate our natural world as well as what is living out its existence demolishing what is created.
Our sciences are short sighted without physics, and we lack much of the information to even understand ethics.
Ethics are understood best by allowing a broad breathe of intention to guide us towards higher forms of civilization. Within this, the strong, targeted will of some will have an effect on the trajectory of ethics, but they are thankfully blind to the coarse of nature's final intended destination.
This destination, is only temporary and will branch out towards other specific directions in the sphere of this dimension, and as a particle of insignificance for the Universe to assimilate.
-Kelly Voelker
Destroying the data of
Irrelevant gain
Leaving the outcome
To wind and then rain
No meaning no order
Just everything same
Reverting to elements
The spring still remains.
-Kelly Voelker
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