Biological Life (1)
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Biological Life:
"Biological life
Is syntropic
Because it sorts and selects
Unique chemical elements
From out of their randomly received
Time and locality of reception
As celestial imports;
Or from out of their random occurrence
As terrestrial resources-- fresh or waste--
Anywhere around our Earth's biosphere,
And reassociates those elements
In orderly molecular structures
Or as orderly organs
Of ever-increasing magnitude,
Thus effectively reversing
The entropic behaviors
Of purely physical phenomena
Which give off energy
In ever more random,
Expansive and disorderly ways.
For human life contains the weightless
Omnipowerful, omniknowing
Metaphysical intellect
Citations
- INTUITION, p.70 May '72
