***το παρόν εύ ποιείν,***
***με σκέψη και αγάπη.***
"δεῖ δὴ περὶ τῆς ἀρχῆς
παντὸς πράγματος παντὶ ἀνδρὶ
τὸν πολὺν λόγον εἶναι καὶ τὴν πολλὴν σκέψιν
εἴτε ὀρθῶς εἴτε μὴ ὑπόκειται ἐκείνης δὲ ἐξετασθείσης ἱκανῶς, τὰ λοιπὰ φαίνεσθαι ἐκείνη ἑπόμενα."
***μέγιστον δή παντός
άρξασθαι
κατά φύσιν άρχήν.***
(ώδε ούν περί τε είκόνος καί περί τού παραδείγματος αύτής διοριστέον. ....)
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Human beings exist within a sphere that revolves around the sun, a celestial body that grants it life. Together, like an endless cosmic dance, we journey through space and time. We are all born from the same mother, the Earth. How many rotations must we complete before we realize that we dwell under a single roof, as one family?
With a single inhalation, we arrive in this world; with a single exhalation, we depart. We drink the same water, we are part of her, and just as she consists of 70% water, so too does the human body, her child, reflect her nature.
One family, billions of souls, sustained by the same breath—oxygen—the invisible thread connecting all life, from the first gasp of infancy to the final sigh of departure. Siblings, fathers, mothers, children—all bound by the same origin.
“It is necessary that, regarding the beginning of every matter, every person should devote much discourse and much thought, whether correctly or not, and, having examined it sufficiently, all else will appear as a natural consequence.”
The greatest principle of all is to begin according to nature.
Before the primary discourse, it must first be clarified that the statements to be formulated—whether they define the walker, the environment, and their relationship, or whether they determine the beginning and their common hierarchy—must belong to the same lineage as the things they seek to explain.
If we accept that there are true and irrefutable propositions, then nothing should be missing from their final structure. Statements concerning what is stable, certain, and accessible to reason must also be equally stable and unwavering.
However, if statements refer to representations of a model, to a logical hypothetical thought based on given data, they should be regarded in relation to the former merely as plausible.
If you listen with sincere interest and read not with the purpose of questioning and opposing, not to believe and accept things as given, not to engage in discussion with vague themes and confrontation, but to measure, weigh, reflect, and seek the truth—this is the key to a better world.
We are energetic beings, composed of energy itself. The 40 trillion volts that power our bodies are not ours alone—they are drawn from our surroundings, from the sun and the Earth, which, like benevolent parents, provide us with everything we need.
If we listen with sincerity, if we read not to refute but to reflect, not to accept blindly but to seek, to measure, to weigh, to contemplate—then all subsequent truths will reveal themselves harmoniously.
“Regardless of your beliefs and desires, hold as your first principle the air you breathe; honor the environment, the earth beneath your feet, the gift of life. Let thought and love guide you to safeguard and protect these gifts, so that you may walk freely upon this earth for eternity. If you act upon these to the fullest extent possible.”
Ευχή αλλήλων “Ανεξάρτητα τα πιστεύω και τα θέλω σου ένα να έχεις αρχή σου πρώτη, τον αέρα που αναπνέεις και να τιμάς το περιβάλλον, την γη που πατάς, το δώρο να ζεις, η Σκέψη και η Αγάπη να σε οδηγούν να διασφαλίζεις να προστατεύεις αυτά, ελεύθερος αιώνια στην γη να περιπατείς, αν πράττεις αυτά στο μέγιστο δυνατό.”