FIND THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY
Caterpillar eggs are difficult to see with the naked eye, because they are so small. When viewed under a magnifying glass, some butterfly eggs resemble miniature paper lanterns. At the appointed time, the caterpillar uses its sharp mandibles to cut open its paper cage and set itself free.
The first cage can be opened by force, but the second cage? That will only open upon complete surrender.
Society has been conditioned to view death as a final outcome, when in reality, a living death is a necessary stage in the process of molecular transformation.
A large group of caterpillars will be able to decimate an entire field of crops without being conscious of the consequences of their actions. A Caterpillar is an example of an unconscious consumer. Our world was not designed to sustain a population of seven billion unconscious consumers.
"Find the golden butterfly within, and you will never be without"
The metamorphosis of the caterpillar into a butterfly proves that 'life' is not contained within the form of anything, but rather, in the invisible particles that combine to create the multitude of forms that we see with our naked eyes.