Witness “Look at me, look at me, look at me.” This is the sound of our first call. Our hippocampus maps it all. But why can we not over come our resistance.

Witness

“Look at me , look at me, look at me.” This is the sound of our first call.

Our hippocampus maps it all. But why can we not over come our resistance to changing behavior? We will not move off base. It seems safe.

Ways of learning* in a world of near seven billion humans will be different. Human gestation within more than half of our human population, it is a female

thing....Resources of all kinds are patchy and unpredictable.

Patterns of human behavior anomaly are increasingly unpredictable. Patterns of biochemical pollution and biodiversity disturbance are increasingly unpredictable.

Predictable Proximity

I can count on you to watch me. We are visual social, small group size (cohorts) primates.

You will not leave too soon.

Words are magic.

You will give language signals to indicate your unique personal spatial-temporal needs.

There will appear to be a choreography to your unique, recognizable complex, predictable pattern (ing) = ‘ecoplay’.

“I am because we are.” Hippocampus mapping and replaying of ‘happy’ events. Linking back (as in religio) to ‘dream’ peace, smoothing chaos.... ‘catching the wave’, ‘take a sit’ by me. Patting.*

LTM=Long Term Monitoring

Watching as you ‘take a sit’.

Engaging by gift giving*.

Using language to describe caring.

Sitting close enough to see eye to eye comfortably as in the meaning of relax.

Welcoming embarrassment.

Awareness of alert behavior.

Opening up to owning your own chauvanism.

Seeing the beauty in the other and the moment.

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Chilton Pearce ...The Magical Child

Ashley Montague ...Touching

Frans de Waal ...Gift Giving in the Primates