To be brilliant, we need a forum for our aptitude. An arena to vocalize in some manner. We need a contingency of experts to hear us, to applaud, to praise and to acknowledge. We need our voices to be heard.
Through the thousands of years of human history, our voices have been acknowledged by our fellow man. Hear us, we call to each other, our splendid negotiations keep peace amongst us and our lives never fail.
SSSh! There’s a secret. Our technologies are superior. The vast oceans have been transversed and a new land is discovered. Our superior technologies and our superior negotiations surpass all. We are the bold adventurers who discovered a new continent. It’s not an island, it’s a land mass. The oceans surrounding it’s shores are filled with sealife. So much food, we’ll never starve. Our nets are cast and they never come up empty. They overflow! Food. Food for everyone and perhaps, a colony?
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The first adventurer to discover this land, the bold, the daring, the brave. So much courage to set sail for sights unknown, to travel the great distance with such obvious perils, yet to persevere. On and on to travel (with lost confusion?) possibly. Hopeless, forlorn? To battle the waves, the wind, the current, the time, the hunger, the fear. Yet to travel on. Somewhere, there will be shelter.
The new land was a relief and by the skills of their intelligence, they could find it again. Technological experts of their time, they were equipped for sea travel. The ocean was also a home, of sorts, so familiar, so abundant. It kept the sailors perpetually occupied. So much to see, so much to know. Exceptional navigators, they always had their berings right. The life of the sailor was the life of a daring, unsurpassed adventurer. So much to know, so much to experience. The navigator, the sailor, the specialist at wind and current, the immense expanse of universe in the stars, the far off places, the challenge of unknown people, places, language, culture. The superior call to a daring, brilliant mankind, who dared it all.
Yes! The call to the wild. Yes! the call to a challenge beyond the ability of the average man. Yes! The call to the dauntless, bold adventurer whose bravery was unparalleled. Yes! To find new continents. Yes! To find new treasurers. Yes! To the wealth of knowledge, wealth and treasures of the world.
No to anarchy. No to slavery. No, to life that is complacent, quiet. No to the homebody. Yes, only to the adventure and whatever life its brings!
They will travel the seven seas. They will forge new relationships. They will conquer new lands. They will swim in unchartered waters. All perils will be overcome! Yes! They will achieve, Yes! They will. Nothing will stop the relentless adventurer! Nothing will quench that spirit!
They paddled their ships to the new world. They paddled for discovery. Later they sailed.
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Hail mankind. The brilliant fortitude that gives you the strength to travel onward, gives you the courage to persevere.
Praises mankind, for all you’re worth.
written by Dr Louise Hayes
May 26, 2013
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- Protection Against Heart Disease
- Regulation of Blood Sugar and Insulin Dependence
- Slowing the progression of AIDS
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- DNA Repair and Protection
- Alleviation of Cardiovascular Disease
- Alleviation of Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
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- Osteoporosis Protection
- Stroke Prevention
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- Reduced Frequency of Migraine Headaches
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