A dandelion is mindless and has evolved to grow almost everywhere, yet we are not.
A dandelion, unlike a human, cannot be brain washed to think and to behave as desired.
Repetition reinforces it and the more we follow those patterns, drive our evolution.
Repetition is a primary tool of brain washing. Case in point, think of how many humans lined up to be injected with untested, experimental, produced helter skelter, medical toxins just a few years back, many of us still doing so despite the fact that nearly all of the jabbed subsequently contracted the very disease the injections were supposed to prevent. Is this evolution? I think not.
Dandelions are used to detoxify the body. I like to think they also detoxify the ground they grow on. Perhaps there can proliferate nearly everywhere because they are needed everywhere. Perhaps Antartica is the only part of ethe arth left unpoisoned.
impromptu haiku
is it normal
to think dandelions
are ugly?
Conditioning? Mind control? We use even more toxins to rid our lawns of it. who benefits from our being poisoned?
RE: Lessons from Dandelions