It has its foundations in the mysticism of the ancients and therefore many will find parallels between the foundation of S.E.E.D. and such philosophies as ZEN, the TAO, Tibetan Mysticism, the Bhagavad-Gita, the Koran, the Native American Indian traditions, and even the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. We come into this life as loving, accepting, non-judgmental beings of light energy. We learn from parents, who learned from their parents about anger, judgment, self-deprecation, and guilt. In order to get beyond this problem, consider going back to the ancient mysticism of the Tao and notice that it is much like Einstein's theory of relativity. The Tao says that one should seek only to be one with nature, to accept that which is and allow nature to take its course.
Water is the most powerful element of the universe.
It does not seek to impose itself on anything else. It freely takes the shape of the container it is placed into. It always seeks only its base level and never tries to go against nature. And yet, it is water that has had the most influence on the physical aspects of the planet, causing erosion of our mountains and creating great canyons and valleys. It is water that produces the great floods, typhoons, hurricanes and oceans of the world.