Image via WikipediaWhat we know about the civilization is many times less than what we know about the globalization or internationalization. The space and soil has all the history preserved in it and our interference can never disturb or distort what nature preserves. We cannot change the sounds (the universe was created by the sound, the word as we understand from the Quantum Physics, and religions and faith.
We may change forms of everything to claim creation of something new however we seem to mix different colors to create another call to call it a new, however all of these things and thus forms already exist in nature and eternal in nature.
The civilization in general is just representation of all that what is already present. We cannot create our own body,self, soul and the things nature creates and what we do is supported by natural laws and principles that either get into process of evolution if follows nature or into degeneration if there is presence of violation of natural laws and the principles.
So, what exactly are we trying to change and modify is simply limiting the way nature can support and help us in our development and evolution. This is civilization of the solar system and the universe that none has succeeded in violating the civilization of nature, and thus the natural world in which we live.
Let us take it from space to soil. Why?
We seem to think that the civilization is what our native country has been from centuries and, thus it may not be globalized or international in nature. Just imagining how people from our native country live in all over the world makes us feel that our country has a great and grand civilization. :)
Image via WikipediaIf we imagine as above, we can easily understand that all of the civilizations are already globalized and thus internationalized as even the native or the aborigines globalized centuries ago.
Let's be proud of our civilization by being proud of including the people of the past (ancient, aborigines or native) part of modern history.
Why separate grandchildren from grannies, yes past from present as future has its roots in the both, the past and the present as childhood, youth and old age are integrated, and thus deeply rooted.
Thanks for your time to read it.
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