Part 4: Importance of Companionship and Interaction

An apple falls from a tree and lands softly into the grass; an imprint is left where the apple fell. This could serve readily as an example of how important it is to consistently commune with one's surroundings.

 Now a person will ask "Why is this so?" While a human will ask "Why isn't this not so?" And the blind will ask "Why am I even bothering with this?". Indeed these are all valid questions with nearly certain answers.

 Let me begin with a simple explanation of each:

 Why is it so? Because gravity acts on physical matter and as a result of plant matter breaking at the stem from an external factor, the apple fell to the ground and was cushioned by another soft matter, the grass/soil.

 2. Why is this not so? it depends on your perception of what is or is not there. So while some may see this as an example of how we should interact with our natural surroundings without fear to others it is nothing more than an apple falling from a tree.

 3. Why are you even bothering with this? Because you resonated to it, whether you understand why or not is irrelevant. In fact all beings resonant this knowledge they simply have forgotten how to discover it again. No I am not saying everyone knows everything inheritly. This is a rather big deception that is leading to an overinflated ego mind within many new age circles. In my personal opinion, no one knows everything as everything is consistently changing and being created anew HOWEVER..I do believe everyone does have the potential to learn of these types of knowledge. So while everyone may not already be capable of knowing it all they still have the potential to learn much.

 So what does this all have to do with anything? Well let us examine why I used an apple falling from a tree.

 Symbology:

 The tree is the foundation of life (a society, family, spiritual connection, etc.), The apple/fruit is each individual within that foundation factor that supports them, when something acts on the tree and thus the fruit (individual) it sometimes must descend onto the ground as part of a natural process. It becomes caught by the soil and grass beneath. The question is "Will you leave an imprint? Or will the wind carry you down and away from foundation and grassy soil entirely until you rot?" That is up to the things that be within your life that you consistently connect to but even if this is so, all paths taken lead to eventual evolution. Life does not create failure, simply trial and error before pre-given success.

 If you want to look at it from a more detailed perspective.

 Tree: Cosmos/Foundation of existence

 Apple/Fruit: Consciousness/Life in general

 Falling to the ground (earth/grass): Becoming aware or existent within densities of life (3rd dimension)

 The Imprint under the apple/fruit: The creations left by another creation.

 So our conclusion? Well quite simply, all is connected, treat those around you as you'd treat yourself for they are interlaced into your reality as long as 3D reality is in its current state.

As for the apple and the tree? Keep it in mind, after all, such a simple process led to one major imprint on science, the concept of gravity.