The Twelve Senses in the World of Nature

influx of vitality.  An interesting point to be made here is that in urban areas people have to enhance their life sense due to the lack of nature-borne vitality.  In consideration of this, we can say, if asked what is truly the most valuable property in, say, New York, the answer is that Central Park has more worth that all the rest of Manhattan combined!

Migrating birds can detect and use magnetic fields of the Earth to navigate by.  Is this so-called “magnetic field”  actually part of the sense of life of the planet streaming forth?  And are the birds, in a way, projecting their own sense of life outward to detect the Earth’s energy in this manner?

Wolves are known to stare into the eyes of their prey before opting to attack, reading in their potential prey the nature of their sense of life, their overall constitutional strength and condition of health.

Movement.

This sense of awareness of the body-in-motion enables us to know where any part of our body is even with eyes closed.  It is a sense that can be refined and enhanced, as in the case of intricate choreography.

When projected outward, we can sense movement in others.  One evening, as I was bent over a campfire, cooking a meal, I could sense something passing over above me.  As I looked up I saw an owl flying in the trajectory I had been sensing.  The owl, as we know is capable of flying quite silently.  I did not hear its passage, nor could I see it in any way, until after I looked up.

Tracks of a solitary snowshoe hare enter the woods, appearing to have crossed the frozen lake  – a distance of about 2 miles.  What could have drawn the hare across such an long open distance?  Its progress

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