2023 Ellie Talks EQ

October edition 2023

ESO-Life - 

 Welcome to ESO-Life

For many of us, there are new beginnings and a new hope. For those of us who have a religious nature (That we practice within a belief system with a certain type of discipline) we would be looking into prayer and a ritualistic profiling of who we are and who we're to become. this time of year and this time of season is primary for self-reflection.

Although in the universe there are no such things as a calendar year or calendar day. Hell, the universe doesn't even know when you get up this morning. And do you know why? Because in the universe there is no morning, there's no evening, there's no night, etc.

Just because we look at the sun and how it rotates around the earth, it doesn't mean that the day is born. It only means that sunlight is now visible on our plane of The participating section of existence and which we are in the current.

Therefore we must choose when we would like to reflect upon change. But have you ever wondered why there are certain seasons where we do more reflecting on change?

Could it be that in times ago, due to lack of indoor plumbing and indoor heating, we would gather up and cozy alongside our favorite friends and family because it was just too cold to be outside?

What we noticed about human beings is that primarily, we are creatures of associative comfort. This means that we take advantage of whatever conditions they are, such as cold weather coming in. Which leads into less harvesting, unless working to harvest food and in certain cases even death. Due to these factors tree huddle close to the"Party animals that we are"we decided to create festivities.

Also, the slowness of time, seemingly presented before us, allows us to do the things we normally don't do because we are busy attempting to acquire food and prepare for the seasonal changes. Exactly! I Believe by now you're catching on. There's nothing wrong with ritualistic approaches towards living conditions. However, as we evolve as a society and have planes, trains, and automobiles, as well as indoor plumbing, and indoor heating. These rituals seem to mean less and less as we grow older.

What used to be a time of self-reflection did not become a time of something else.