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Frankincense and the Water Shrew

What really touches me is when I lit my Frankincense resin.

Frankincense Resin from mountainroseherbs.com

The aroma permeates the soul and balances my frequencies.

The frequencies that all living matter feels. Living things know through the vibrations of energy = life, what your biologic and mental state is. The fact that whales|mammals|dolphins feel obligated to save the weak and fight gives me belief that just looking out for your self is not the answer. Yes you can be independent but fundamentally you are and always will be connected to living energy.

If we were to deeply study every species of the universe we would find the answers to everything. Or might I say this. We probably have studied many, many species but we haven’t paid a whole lot of attention to what that’s supposed to teach us. We’ve studied living things like they are disconnected to us. We have not studied them like they are an extension of ourselves and therefore we don’t pay attention to what nature is telling us. Every animal has biologically engineered a solution to a problem through trial and error to stay alive. If we want to know the answer we need to identify the features and benefits of every animal and how they solved a problem. The answer is in nature.

Water Shrew by the bank of a river.

Take the Water Shrew. This mammal is an amphibious insectivore of about 1/3 ounce and 3 inches long. It lives it’s entire life of 18 months within a few yards of a mountain brook or lake. It eats its weight every day in insects and small fish. It echolocates like dolphins and bats. It’s fur is completely waterproof and upon exiting the water is completely dry. It has unique arrangements of hairs on it’s back feet which make is super efficient at swimming. It has poison in it’s saliva that induces a paralysis in larger prey like a mouse or fish. Who needs comic super heroes when we have kick ass animals like this one. This one shines way above any super hero with super powers that I’ve ever read. So much incredible nature around us and yet we are obsessed with man made things we think are cool that pale in comparison to the highly advanced science of nature.