Much time ago people knew how to relate to any phenomenon. Today this ability is kept only in traditional cults which are remote from modern society.

People talk about it all the time. They say that one should not prefer one factor over another, but almost no one follows these moral principles in casual life.

Indeed, you must admit that it is difficult to treat the same way a small lamb and a huge spider. The equal attitude to each of them does not mean that the spider will become less dangerous. We used to kill the spider easily, but almost no one will decide to kill a lamb. However, what is the difference between these two? After all, each of them wants to live, and their life is sacred thing…

People treat plants the same way. Every New Year Eve a dead fragrant Christmas tree is putting on next to a house plant, which has been given a lot of attention for several years in order to make its owner happy. 

Have you caught what nonsense it is?

Changing attitudes towards the world around us is a difficult task. After all, we were brought up like that in our childhood. 

When someone or something aggressively invades our life, we struggle against with emotions and fury. We demand respect for our feelings. At the same time, we grab onto everything that comes to hand and, we draw from this world everything that our perverted imagination is capable of.

Respectful attitude is what should be projected into the world. 

Try to interact with the world without harming. Ask for permission to use natural resources. You will receive an answer from the world; you just need to be able to listen.

Ayahuasca teaches us to treat the world the same way as she treats us. She acts as carefully as possible, without breaking anything, but smoothly straightening. She draws our attention to the pure, vital that is in us. It highlights our qualities, and we need to keep them until they become the basis of our attitude to everything.

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