The Beauty of Nature

10 July 2023

I’ve personally taken notice to the what I call “personalities” or what is the instinct or nature of a specific type of living organism.

Termites, Ants, Moth, Human etc. use pheromones to communicate, at least to some degree.

Termites use pheromones to tell the colony what to do in regards to production of which type of caste. (Alate “reproductive”, Nymph, Soldier, Worker) for the needs of the colony. They also use pheromones to communicate where a source of food is.

Some species of Ant send out the old older ants to go find the food. This is because they are the most likely to die because of age. The younger Ants will have other duties within the colony. These foraging Ants find a food source and create a pheromone trail back to the colony so that the workers can come and pillage.

Moths can detect pheromones from quite a long distance away, they are also pretty specific to what type of moth as well.

Humans are also attracted to one another in regards to pheromones. These attractants are released largely by sweat and over time will turn sour and be a deterrant as well.

I was reflecting on a time back in 2007. I did not actually think much about this but I believe this was actually a potential factor in why this relationship was a failure.

One of the members of the metal core band I was in “Ash Season” had some lotion that his relative had to throw away because it had become illegal to sell. This lotion’s ingredients included some sort of pheromone.

I remember grabbing that stuff, not understanding what it really was and lathered it across my body. I jokingly said “I’m going to find my wife tonight”.

That evening we were playing a show at a friend’s house in Skandia, MI with a couple of other bands. I believe it was a Birthday Party Show.

I remember the odd abnormal attraction from about 3 girls but I had forgotten I had this lotion on. It was more-so for a joke earlier in the day.

Long story short, I met my first wife that night. I don’t know if it was because of the pheromones or if we actually had a legitimate connection at the time.

It is very interesting to me as well what nature pushes.

It pushes reproduction; survival.

Most Insects are female…

The Honey Bee workers are all female, at the end of the season they have no need for the male drones to continue to spread the genetics of the hive. They push all of the males outside and they die outside of the nest.

Aphids are very interesting as well. The females already have babys that have babies inside of them. These babies are all direct clones and there is no fertilization involved; absolutely incredible.

I recently took a trip down to Minnesota to discover a new state that I’ve never previously adventured. I observed many Dragonflies. I noticed that the larger females were green and the smaller males were blue.

A female and male were spinning around; it looked like they were dancing back and forth together.

Another male arrived into the circle, they spun around for a couple of seconds until the female decided to rest on a lillypad. The two males were spinning around with each other, I presume in attempt to win the female. They would spin near the female and she would get back into the mix. Eventually she rested again. Another male came from somewhere else and took her away where I couldn’t see them anymore. I thought that was a wonderful display of nature.

Taking another view on nature. It is also extremely interesting to me that the fibonacci sequence is so prevalent.

Found in many areas of nature from flowers, plants, and animals it is very interesting to learn about how mathematics are very key in the breakdown of what nature is.

What about crystals?

One that I tend to mention is quartz. Being piezoelectric, if pressure is applied an electrical current is produced.

Being the most prevalent mineral on earth I would presume that it is much needed within our environment.

Quartz regulates frequency they are used in many different electronic items to include some radios and watches. In a watch, the quartz regulates the frequency and allows the watch to tell more accurate time. The most accurate watch in the world is because of the quartz inside of it.

Previously I had written about how it is important to understand your environment. These are not all things that you can understand by physically seeing it. Most of everything is invisible to the human eye.

Vibrations

Mathematics

Pheromones

I’ve spent a lot of time in cities, I’ve noticed the difference in human nature compared to humans in rural areas. I believe frequencies are causing a negative effect not only to humans but to the entirety of nature. I will touch on this now and expand on this in the future.

Spending time in nature for prolonged periods increase your ability to understand more about the environment around you. Even subtle cues or vibrations have been easier to detect.

I was walking next to a lake on a trail. I had stopped to enjoy the view. I had a very odd uncomfortable inner feeling. I felt like I needed to move. I did not see or hear anything. So I back tracked about 5 feet and stood and looked around to try to understand why I felt that way.

There was a Yellow Jacket Wasp nest that was less than 4 inches away from where I was standing. They were casually flowing in and out of their nest.

I wonder if I had felt the vibration and subconsciously knew to move even though I did not take notice of any sound, did not see any of the wasp, and was not stung.

Nature is incredible; slowly I see it being destroyed by modernization. This includes housing, industry, human expansion, pesticides, etc.

After being in the city for quite a few years I had noticed that there is some sort of disruption. I am unsure if this is because of frequencies are being pushed out by everything. These frequencies are man-made.

Is this something that may be considered for issues with the earth itself? Does the earth regulate its frequency being that quartz is one of the most abundant minerals?

I stand back and am in awe of the complexity of our nature on this planet. I believe it is something we need to take focus to ensure its conservation.