Our innate relationship to water goes far deeper than economics, food, or proximity, however. Our ancient ancestors came out of the water and evolved from swimming to crawling to walking. Human fetuses still have “gill-slit” structures in their early stages of development, and we spend our first nine months of life immersed in the “watery” environment of our mother’s womb.
You didn’t come into this world. You came out of it, like a wave from the ocean. You are not a stranger here.
— Alan Watts
(Credit: EpicStockMedia via Shutterstock)http://www.salon.com/2014/07/19/why_our_brains_love_the_ocean_science_explains_what_draws_humans_to_the_sea/
Hi... My name is Horatio and i'm working very hard to achieve my Steem Dream for 2017 and beyond lol
After a long hot day at work...
I Love The Waters...Ahhhhhhh, so relaxing lol
Got my toes in da water, toes in da sand... Not a worry in the world and a cold beer in my hand... Life is good today. I love that song by Zac Brown Band :)
My friend and I needed to clear our minds, so we decided to go to the beach. I took her to see the Morris Island Lighthouse at Folly Beach in South Carolina. Also known as "The Edge Of America."
It was a very clear, windy, awesome day :)
Over to my right is where a few Creeks meets the North Atlantic Ocean, and where the Dolphins goes to feed their families during high tides. Creeks like Folly Creek, Block Island Creek, First Sister Creek etc, etc...
Seems like she's starting to feel a lot better lol... Sometimes it's the simple things in Life that means the most.
More great pics and adventures coming soon so please Upvote and Follow me @steemdream17... as i'll also return the kind gestures
https://ccprc.com/3149/Lighthouse-Inlet-Heritage-Preserve
How water helps the mind.
https://www.fix.com/blog/benefits-of-being-near-water/
Thanks for stopping by....
One Love :)