Paradise Conditions
A five square meter east-facing balcony in the city Konstanz, Germany
Premises
- Every thing in this world has a soul.
- Humans have no privileges over other creatures within creation.
- A gift that receives sincere gratitude is given willingly.
- Sincere gratitude compensates for the gift.
- In chance, the Creator can speak.
- The greater the degree of freedom we allow to chance, the clearer God’s voice becomes.
What happens when persons claim the water from a spring as their property and sell it?
What nature originally intended to give us for free now comes at a high price.
Making money from a vital necessity.
How did the Creator originally intend it?
That the weather would bring water to where people are thirsty.
Why is the weather so messed up?
Because humans are taking water away from the weather.
People should keep their hands off things they don’t understand.
How does nature balance the water’s harmony? By marsh and jungle.
But humans don’t want marsh plants, mosses, lichens, or Tillandsias. These are unhygienic, smelly and uncontrollable.
The increase in surface area increases humidity.
An increase in humidity causes precipitation.
Precipitation accumulates depending on soil composition: Earth is much more than just humus. And paradise is much more than just geraniums, potatoes and strawberries.
If the water is balanced, anything can grow. Even on a balcony that’s only 5 square meters in size:
To every plant that wants to be planted, to every watering, to every climbing aid, to every fertilization, to every feeding… God guides me with the help of my highly differentiated, taboo-free oracle.
The cycles
All of nature runs in cycles. A cycle is a on a timeline a wave (yin-yang).
In industrialized nations, people usually only strive for the positive part of the wave, while trying to avoid the negative. In other words: people are happy to take and reluctant to give.
What happens if they only want to take the advantage? They are not spared the disadvantage, but instead become blocked, rigid, and locked in death. This is how the diminishing Kondratieffs arise.
In paradise, however, the processes of degradation and giving are part of the equation:
You can also start the wave with the downward trend, then you have a cosine curve:
That means: You give first and use the downward slope to build up momentum for the ascent. A seed, for example, does this when it nourishes the germ with its reserves. And an apple tree does this when it gives its abundance of fruit to other living beings before a few of them become its offspring. Hoarders could learn a lot from the love of nature.
Paradise, then, is not a land of milk and honey. Rather, it thrives on love, the willingness to always give in advance. In the Quechua language, this is called „Ayni.“
If you give first, then you don’t know whether you’ll receive something in return?
No, you don’t know. But you do know something else:
If everyone thinks like the industrialized nations, then it will drive the world into the abyss. If, on the other hand, everyone thinks like the Q’eros, then this preserves a paradise.
So everything old is good and everything modern is bad?
No, but the wisdom of nature shows us the wisdom of the Creator. And that wisdom is simply superior to us.
How do I recognize wisdom?
By the fact that it solves my problems.
Do the major religions solve our problems?
I’d say they only fulfill the power-hungry desires of their leaders.
So is power a bad thing?
Not generally. But it’s suspicious when questioning is taboo. And Jesus said how to distinguish false prophets from true ones: „By their fruits you will know them.“
The forbidden fruit
In the biblical creation story, eating a forbidden fruit is the reason for the loss of paradise. What could be a reason for God to forbid a fruit? Well, why should all fruit be intended for me? Why should humans have the right to harvest everything, leaving nothing for the cabbage white butterfly, the aphid, and the Colorado potato beetle? Why should humans be allowed to declare plants that are trying to find their way anywhere as weeds and pull them out? Why always this „me first“? Isn’t it obvious and logical that paradise is being destroyed this way?
Otherwise, humans wouldn’t have enough to eat?
Why should it be worse for a human to starve than for a cabbage white butterfly to starve?
And it might be worth testing whether a nature we love lets us starve.
My Paradise project started at the end of February 2024. If you are interested in the current status, you can always find current photos at the following link:
Paradiestagebuch
