Dreamer's scapes.

Animals are a part of our huge Earth family. They comprise the vast diversity on our precious planet. They possess intelligence, soul, characters, instincts, and capabilities that often times exceed ours. They know what they need to survive and they are far more humble than us, humans, well most of them. :) I have observed a few warblers on the cottonwood near the river one breezy night. I couldn't see them actually, so I observed them by ear, I just stood there, listening to them. Their song was mesmerizing. I have noticed something else too, their singing wasn't random at all. There was a clear communication going on among them. They were, and of course still are, good and respectful listeners. by the way. They were talking to each other using their song, and they did that one after another waiting for their turn to indulge in this cheerful conversation. What's more, there was a clear distinction between the change in intonation, something present in the human la...

Since the dawn of humanity, there is stirring and natural need for connection. People have quite naturally connected with other fellow humans and in the distant past, this connection wasn't overthought too much. It was easier to provide food and shelter while working together and collaborating. The harsh weather conditions were easily bearable when people had their companions by their side. Togetherness and unity were essential in the brotherhood of man as opposed to the increase of the conspicuous individuality and thus loneliness of modern days. With the rise of human Ego, the frustration of the too many high expectations from a partner rises up on the surface which leads to division in the midst of partnerships. We have slowly become blind to the primary force that drives us forward and makes us the most inspired and driven species.  We easily put connection aside because of our career-driven personality. Our love is morally conditioned, we seek...