Human beings should be studied when they are still connected to the cosmic Tree,

"You have just picked a fruit… If you had the equipment for

observing it, you would see it is different from how it was on

the tree, when all the life force coursed through it and it

received sap, to which the whole universe contributed its work.

As soon as you pick it, you cut it off from the cosmic currents.

It is the same with human beings: they should be studied when

they are still connected to the cosmic Tree, whose fruit they

are, because then they are alive, rich and radiant. This is why

science cannot know them – it wants to study humans when they

have been cut or have fallen from the tree of life; it is merely

studying their corpse. You will say, ‘Yes, but at least then you

can dissect them to see what they are made of. Whereas when they

are alive, you can’t.’ Well, precisely; this is proof that you

have to find other ways of studying humans without cutting them

up, so you can study them live and whole. And there are ways!

Once you have them, you will discover all the subtle currents

circulating in humans and connecting them to the whole of the

universe."

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

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