anthropogenic disturbance

sea foam and the wind
773 Oct 2, 22 Drum & Bass
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Even if we are trained by this outdated system to be good soldiers, we still have the choice to defend it or not. Happiness lies in the way you perceive the present moment, not in fake dreams about having instead of being. It's time to get rid of our collective illusions. What do you consider to be essential in your life? Do these things make you truly happy? Would you be able to live without them and still be happy? Just some thoughts to reflect on. Took me years to find even a beginning of answer to these questions. - 5/x

         
Tim Derry
Sep 25, 23

le tempo switch à est spicy 🔥 Sur les réflexiosn à propos de l'anthropocène, je te rejoins, la décroissance matérielle est nécessaire dans nos pays riches et doit s'accompagner d'une croissance relationnelle, culturelle, spirituelle

Mircode
Feb 7, 23

The people I love (friends and family), improving myself, music and my work, creativity, nature, and doing something good every day or at least trying, simple things I mean.

Sharpie
Oct 8, 22

ah dude this is so cool! Nice use of the reverb

anodyne
Oct 2, 22

He's back! And as good as always i see. Very nice!

WPX
Oct 2, 22

Earth will be here long after we are,.. the question is how long do WE want to stay? We must build new systems around patterns found in nature. Brilliant production here.

Fleuve ☮
Oct 2, 22

On a purely biological level, yes, having (time, food, security among others) is essential to happiness and I've noticed it on myself, regardless of how much I'd rather live for other things. It's a balance of both the spiritual and the carnal that will make you happy, but I've noticed that I can't deny and suppress that freedom in physical security that enables me to be calm. We are very dependent on the system. Anyway, At least I have an answer to the last 2 questions: No, absolutely not.

anodyne
Oct 3, 22

"You cant have one without moving onto the nest without the previous" stands true for most things in life

sea foam and the wind

Agree with you. Maslow considered physiological and safety needs to be the basis in the hierarchy of needs. I was referring more to the superfluous that surrounds us than to the fulfillment of these basic needs (although we can also ask ourselves if the way we fulfill them is the best ofc)

Fleuve ☮
Oct 2, 22

Knowing this, I can try to hold on to all this with all my strength.