We are collectively a piece of the universe that has organized its atoms in such a way to achieve conscious awareness of itself. We emerge and degrade like the ebb and flow of ocean tides, being reborn into different renditions in hopes of understanding more complex patterns of the universe, cosmos and of ourselves.  We are the universe trying to understand itself. We are the universe trying to understand itself. Our basic physiological needs of survival are driven by the earth to keep spirit alive; to hold onto the precious awareness of our existence.  Life is the universe emerging its

According to the Vedantic term, nature is called māyā, or the illusion. To whom is it māyā? To the person who has understood it. To others it is still real. The entire world is a sort of factory. In a factory we can see raw materials come in: timber, iron, etc.; but as they pass through different processes and various machines, they come out as finished products: which go to showroom, the sales section and finally to the consumer. These products don’t return to the workshop again. But the workshop continues to function as raw materials keep passing through it.

Today, I was struck with a thought. Why do humans always need more, and why do those who have more, still need more? I googled my question which had a lot to do with our evolutionary process; because of the will to survive and reproduce, humans will never be content. Okay, so humans always want to be bigger, faster, stronger. And aside from our evolutionary pursuit, we do it out of the need for basic essentials. Shelter, Food, Water, Social Status, Security, Love, etc… but what if everyone was suddenly sustained in all those regions. If all Basic, Physiological needs