Our Planet"s Future is No Longer Stable - Planetary Intelligence Lies at the Core of Any Organism
Planetary change will become a major problem for those people who will not believe that this may happen.
The planet is a sentient being and can be likened to an organism.
However, it does not have the complexity of how humanity functions and in many ways, it is a fairly simple organism.
However, it has an innate ability to adjust itself in ways not currently understood by many.
When such an organism is out of balance, it will need to adjust itself to function in the best possible way.
It will by its own making always try to regain the best possible balance under the conditions that are present at any given moment.
Each organism is driven by its own uniqueness or intelligence.
This applies to all living forms on the planet, from the simpler to the more advanced structures.
Our planet has its own simple mechanism.
This mechanism drives the planet.
The planet has a type of intelligence that helps it to remain in a stable orbit and allows it to be a stable organism in its totality.
The planet's surface and its overall content will have to be in alignment with the overall order of intelligence by which the planet functions.
The planet's surface is under duress and is in a situation whereby its core intelligence may no longer be able to support the present, continuing rate of humanity's destruction of planetary resources.
This destructive process is a direct result of beliefs that began many years ago when most of humanity wanted more of everything, such as household appliances and improved transport.
In the ensuing years, this has lead to present-day excessiveness.
Global warming has been the immediate result of excessive production or consumerism; however, there has been an overall lack of understanding of its effect on the planet and its ecological structure.
The planet's current outlook is grim.
The planet and its ecological structures can be likened to a car with flat tires.
This car can still be driven, but the prolonged contact of its rotating flat tires on the road's surface will damage this car beyond repair.
Due to industrialization, the planet's ecological structure (the tires) became damaged.
It could be likened to this car driving with many unrepaired punctures.
In the later part of the previous century, the ecological structure was in a state similar to this car with flat tires, but still being driven.
Around the year 2000, the planet's ecological structures no longer had any remaining support or foundation-just like this car still moving forward on metal rims without the tire rubber.
Hypothetically, these metal rims are expected to be worn away by around 2025, with the car no longer able to perform its mechanical function and carry its load forward.
The planet's ecological structures are now functioning in a similar way to this car.
By 2025, the planet may be in a similar position whereby it can no longer function in ways that are beneficial for humanity.
The planet's functional structure needs to remain in balance.
The ecological imbalance caused by humanity has severely disrupted this planetary balance and this cannot continue without consequences.
Within the next twenty years the planet will begin major realignments, such as tectonic plate shifts, because of how its own unique intelligence function.
This will begin many planetary changes for all of humanity.
The planet is a sentient being and can be likened to an organism.
However, it does not have the complexity of how humanity functions and in many ways, it is a fairly simple organism.
However, it has an innate ability to adjust itself in ways not currently understood by many.
When such an organism is out of balance, it will need to adjust itself to function in the best possible way.
It will by its own making always try to regain the best possible balance under the conditions that are present at any given moment.
Each organism is driven by its own uniqueness or intelligence.
This applies to all living forms on the planet, from the simpler to the more advanced structures.
Our planet has its own simple mechanism.
This mechanism drives the planet.
The planet has a type of intelligence that helps it to remain in a stable orbit and allows it to be a stable organism in its totality.
The planet's surface and its overall content will have to be in alignment with the overall order of intelligence by which the planet functions.
The planet's surface is under duress and is in a situation whereby its core intelligence may no longer be able to support the present, continuing rate of humanity's destruction of planetary resources.
This destructive process is a direct result of beliefs that began many years ago when most of humanity wanted more of everything, such as household appliances and improved transport.
In the ensuing years, this has lead to present-day excessiveness.
Global warming has been the immediate result of excessive production or consumerism; however, there has been an overall lack of understanding of its effect on the planet and its ecological structure.
The planet's current outlook is grim.
The planet and its ecological structures can be likened to a car with flat tires.
This car can still be driven, but the prolonged contact of its rotating flat tires on the road's surface will damage this car beyond repair.
Due to industrialization, the planet's ecological structure (the tires) became damaged.
It could be likened to this car driving with many unrepaired punctures.
In the later part of the previous century, the ecological structure was in a state similar to this car with flat tires, but still being driven.
Around the year 2000, the planet's ecological structures no longer had any remaining support or foundation-just like this car still moving forward on metal rims without the tire rubber.
Hypothetically, these metal rims are expected to be worn away by around 2025, with the car no longer able to perform its mechanical function and carry its load forward.
The planet's ecological structures are now functioning in a similar way to this car.
By 2025, the planet may be in a similar position whereby it can no longer function in ways that are beneficial for humanity.
The planet's functional structure needs to remain in balance.
The ecological imbalance caused by humanity has severely disrupted this planetary balance and this cannot continue without consequences.
Within the next twenty years the planet will begin major realignments, such as tectonic plate shifts, because of how its own unique intelligence function.
This will begin many planetary changes for all of humanity.
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