THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT
The butterfly has long been blamed for the storm.
But it was never the cause — only the signal.
In popular culture, the “butterfly effect” is used to describe chaos: the idea that a tiny movement in one place can cause vast, unpredictable disruption elsewhere.
But in truth, the butterfly is not a symbol of chaos. It is a symbol of coherence.
A butterfly does not create the storm. It enters an already unstable system — and reveals the imbalance.
In a coherent field, the butterfly’s wingbeat is harmony. It ripples outward gently, in tune with the whole.
In an incoherent field, the same motion becomes a shockwave — not because the butterfly is dangerous, but because the system is out of alignment.
Coherence doesn’t control. It doesn’t dominate. It simply is — and by its very presence, it invites everything around it to remember its original rhythm.
You do not need to fight the chaos. You need only return to coherence.
All 'wealth' is derived from the natural world. If we exchange what is living, for what is dead, we create a debt that cannot ever be repaid. The worlds financial system is destroying the natural world because it works on the presumption that we can get something from nothing.
The only way a square peg will fit through a round hole is if it is smaller. If it is smaller, it means something is 'missing'. What is missing will never be 'found', no matter how much time is given. What is dead, cannot ever hope to sustain what is living.
Nature is in the business of creating abundance, For example; there are enough seeds in one single apple, to grow a whole orchard. Enough seeds in an orchard, to feed a whole nation of people. It all starts, with one single seed.
If someone vandalised the Mona Lisa they would be treated as a criminal, and yet, here we are, destroying something far more precious, and calling it progress. If the destruction of Earth were our goal, we have succeeded, but who in their right mind would destroy their own home?
Earthing (also known as grounding) refers to the phenomenon that occurs when we remove our shoes and ground ourselves to the Earth. Bodily contact with the Earth's natural electric charge stabilizes the physiology at the deepest levels, reduces inflammation, pain, and stress, improves blood flow, energy, and sleep, and generates greater well-being.
Footwear made from synthetic rubber, plastics and leather, prevent the wearer from being able to ground themselves effectively. This is pretty sneaky when you know what the benefits of grounding are.
Maybe shoes are called sneakers, because they sneakily disconnect you from the flow of electrons that would otherwise be freely available.
A river that ends in the ocean is a continuous and uninterrupted ‘circuit’. It is possible to connect to the entire ocean (and there is only ONE ocean), by dipping our feet into a shallow stream.
Food for thought...
THE WATERS ABOVE
There is an ocean of water above our heads, and an ocean of water beneath our feet. They are both part of the same ocean. they are just in different states of being. Water can have many states of being, but it is still water.
The word ocean is associated with the waters below, but it also describes the waters above. The ocean above is as vast as the ocean below; it is a largely untapped resource that if used wisely can help to regenerate regions that have dried up because of over consumption of ground water.
The waters above are constantly being replenished by the heat of the sun. How can you take talk of drought seriously, when there is an ocean of water above our heads, and an ocean of water beneath our feet?