How can humanity contribute to the harmony of nature?

Zsolt Hermann
2 min readApr 8, 2023

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Question from the Internet:

“How is our human relations key to calming nature?”

Humanity is supposed to become the “peak of natural evolution.”

We are the qualitatively highest-level beings in the system. Despite our relatively small quantity, through our potentially “Human” quality, we can become nature’s only conscious mind and partner.

But in order to become what nature’s evolution expects from us, we need to become “similar” to nature. It is this “similarity” that is expressed in the notion “Human” — from its Hebrew translation “Adam, which comes from the notion “similar.”

We have to become similar to nature — mutually integrated and selflessly mutually complementing, above and against our “unnatural” and cancer-like, 100% selfish, egoistic, and individualistic instincts.

The moment we achieve this unique Human similarity with nature — through a conscious and purposeful, “nature-like” mutually complementing integration between us — we will start to act opposite in nature compared to how we are acting today.

Instead of the excessively consuming and all-destroying cancer, we — as a single, integrated human entity — will become the system’s fully conscious and benevolent consciousness and partner in the creation and nurturing of life.

This is our purpose in life and the only reason we are born into this world. Everything else we focus on or pursue is simply a waste of time, and as long as we delay taking on our predetermined evolutionary role in nature’s system, we draw on ourselves growing and increasingly intolerable suffering and pain.

We will reach and fulfill our purpose in the system either way, but if we are wise, we will reach it; we will prepare for it willingly and consciously instead of being beaten to it through pain and suffering.

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Zsolt Hermann
Zsolt Hermann

Written by Zsolt Hermann

I am a Hungarian-born Orthopedic surgeon presently living in New Zealand, with a profound interest in how mutually integrated living systems work.

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