Living (y)Our Natural Rhythm

Imagine...

You wake up in the morning.
You wake with an erection. Yours or another's.
You are not alone: your bedpartner discovers your erection.
Together you enter into a logical biological morning meditation.
Body rhythms speak to you and through you.
Direct contact tells more than words can say.
You wake up to feel well, feeling well.
Then, at some time, there is breakfast; brunchtime.

There, then, you meet other who likewise feel well.
From feeling well yourself with others, you feel well with others.
You meet others, who likewise woke up feeling well.
You discover each other, and together you discover the world.
You probably go into nature, discover (your) nature.
Experience the world ...
Then, at some time you bring back what you found.
For dinner.

There, at dinnertime you meet more others.
Perhaps you meet new others. Travellers?
You exchanges views and visions.
You learn with and from each other.
Maybe you tell stories, perhaps you play-act, act out what the day brought you.
The evening becomes a natural time of society, and culture.

You may well find that at the end of the night you feel well with one or the other.
You may well fall asleep with another or others.
And then, at some time, you wake up.
And find that you or your parner has an erection...
You find out more and explore, sexplore, and more ...

At some time you have brunch, or is it breakfast?
You gou out and meet others; and meet ((y)our) nature.
And again you find that you meet again: as culture.
And again you rest and recover.

Feeling well yourself; with another.
Meeting others, and exploring nature.
Exchanging experiences and findings; forming culture.
And sleep again.

Self.
Society.
Culture.
Being.

morning.
noon.
evening.
night.


Natural rhythm.