the witness

Experiencing a shift, an era of scientific innovation and expansive technology- inevitably birthing a dominant generation of researchers and scientists.  Contrastingly, a new movement of free-thinkers, freedom fighters and spiritualist have also emerged from the soil as a call to undo the idea that creation is dependent upon human intelligence.  Human potential and its creative ego have continually developed scientific processes to measure physical life, however, none are necessary for maintaining existence.  “Being” requires no manipulation, therefore is the essence of human life in its only natural form.  We live in a world that is constantly ambitious to “know”, while the answers of life begin in “knowing” the state in which we exist. 

 

Creation itself holds the collective intelligence of all existence and was formed before there was language to express itself.  Without desire, completely removed from the notion of seeking or doing, we can discover that our very essence just “is”.  Understanding “being” as the essential constituent of creation implies that nothing on our part is a necessary determinant of human life or evolution.   With respects for advancement and the massive amounts of information emerging daily, “being” remains even if not attuned within these creative extensions.  Evident in the evolving natural world, which exists regardless of the human condition, we are reminded that “being” is unmanifested and transcendental.

 

"Being” addresses the divine nature of creation and proposes that natural law provides all knowledge relative to human life.  The essence of “being”, is “boundless creation” established in the reality of natural life- existing in non-resistance and capable without any force.   To be a pure being, absolute, or complete, exemplifies the capacity to extend beyond ideas and limitations.  Our existence is not linear to progressive knowledge, nor is it a direct influence on the underlying creative force that expresses itself through us.  In the flow of life, the basic understanding of creation, offers the beauty of “being” without contingency. 

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This descriptive ideation of “being” is the state of consciousness where knowledge itself begins- and just as creation, everything else is formed on its foundation.  The presence of such perspective can provide a framework for the most fundamental concept of being and existence.  It provides a thoughtful reality about the world around us- an interpretation that is comprehensible.  Aristotle insisted that our ability to know the world would help us to understand the purpose of things.  This theory of being integrates common sense and scientific understanding of the world because it provides a practical explanation of natural order.

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I believe the answer to all purpose is uniquely relevant to this consideration of “being” because it helps identify our role within existence. Even more, we know that purpose is transformed through our responses and relationship with evolution.  Objective reality, how we view the world, and choose to participate influences our collective purpose.  Honoring our existence and “beingness” produces the values that motivate us to learn, improve, create, and express greater purpose.  "Being" is to live in harmony with all things, engaging meaningfully, maintaining, and developing relationship. 

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Our ability to steward creation through responsibly “being” and intentionality is what will preserve humanity.  We are biologically capable of developing mind and thought, through cultivation, however, our “being” is the developmental result. Life is all about how we sense the world around us, both physically and mentally.  “Being” gives us the capacity to explore and identify ourselves in ways that are beyond what we already know.  “Being” is a direct expression, an acknowledging presence of our abilities, both unconscious and unconscious.

I challenge biological structure and physiological processes by bringing awareness to how we identify ourselves, which opposes our natural behavior.

 

Embracing the metaphorical aspect of Genesis in how it affirms that creation has order and appropriated usefulness through relationship- I offer my thoughts concerning nature itself as the manifestor- an appropriated design for fulfillment of all its purpose. A continuous work- an illustration of natural order and science collectively revealing our existence without human influence.  “Being”, in essence, is the process of sensation and perception, in which both are for making sense of everything surrounding us. My “being”- an energetic transfer of what I feel, hear, and see through my existence- establishing my perception, essentially how I give meaning to my experiences, just as my ability to know and understand.