Sunday, October 29, 2017

Let's Talk About "Inappropriate"!


So, lately there's been the hue and cry over sexually inappropriate behavior. Great, ahem, men are falling like, what? Add your own metaphor. 

Yes, it is deplorable. Bad, destructive, abusive behavior of all kinds. But, of course. 

Yet, this issue does not preclude others. One which may even have something to do with the current tsunami of accusations. It has something to do with integrity. You know, that virtue which gets all praise, but little conscious schooling. Mostly integrity nowadays seems to be about how things look, and how not to get caught when your actions are at odds with the image of yourself you seek to promote. 



So, now that we're all up for being appropriate, how about this?



Simply put, with respect to the most very basic dictates of how Gravity operates in the world, we'll pretty much completely unaware and living in default of our natural healthy potential. We are oblivious to how we're putting up with random patterns of imbalances built over time into the fabric of our flesh. We address the signals of pain and stress with palliatives. That is, cover it over.

Talk about inappropriate?



If you're reading this, what are you waiting for? To hear about it on the news? Not likely. It's a soft topic insofar as ratings are concerned. The Pharmaceutical-Industrial-Medical complex can't make a profit on your living in balance with the constant and ever present pull of Gravity. 



But, on a large scale [Do you really want to make America great again, Mr. President!?] think about the costs of a population living at odds with Gravity. If you need to understand what we're talking about here: think, "Plumb and Square". Every architect and building trades worker holds that as the cardinal virtue in their work. With respect to the human body, that means everything stacked up comfortably, all even and level. You wouldn't buy a house that looked like the Leaning Tower of Pisa? So, why live with a body that houses a bunch of random imbalances.

So, think about the cost in terms of health care and productivity and quality of life attributable to being out of sorts with that prime ecological fact. 






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