In a message dated 5/10/2000 8:06:07 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
pentacle@enternet.com.au writes:
>
> No matter how maliciously we choose to wield our growing power over
nature,
> we can never begin to approach in capriciousness and sheer mind-boggling
> indifference the actions displayed by nature herself.
Yet our lives and deaths are simply a part of that beautiful symphony called
nature.
If we weild increasing power over "her" we are simply wielding increasing
power over our own actions, not some being that has lack of emotion over us
separate and indifferent.
Sadness and anger are natural emotions in an occurance such as a loved one's
death. A word of caution however: What we cannot control, we must not deride
as cruel intention. To imagine we can gain control over everything and
everyone may only serve to cause us great pain.
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