### universe:

Nature
* All nature is governed by laws which annihilate evolutionary theory.
* Geneticsfocuses on advances relevant to human genetics.
* abounds with flowers, herbs, and wildlife
  - healing herbs for the female reproductive system
  - homologous organs
  - microbial cultures in the air, soil and water
  - spiral patterns from the shape of nautilus shells to that of galaxies
* also contributes to the process of regeneration
  - gives children a place to play, a place they can run and jump, swim, and build forts
  - helps supply the extra calcium needed in pregnancy by improving calcium absorption
  - holds the power to heal, kill and transform ugliness into beauty
  - includes the universe and the galaxies and has a lot of power
  - influences personal values that enrich the human spirit and guide behavior
  - introduces solids, liquids, and gases into the atmosphere
  - orders the lives of other species through instinctive rhythms and harmonies
  - places limits on the speed with which genetic change can take place within species
* also produces ozone each time lighting flashes
  - nearer to the earth's surface each time lightning flashes
  - provides babies with a natural sense of wonder to happily engage in learning
  - sees and thus possesses the power of sight
* balances things so that the food webs last a long time.
* based tourism is the major sector of the tourism industry.
* book from which the wisdom of the divine can be read.
* breaks down formerly-living materials to make earth
  - organic material, turning it into humus
  - plant wastes through decay
  - it down for the microbes to eat in the soil
* can adapt to change, even if it's human induced changes to the environment
  - only produce low information things such as waves and crystals
* can produce even larger particle energies
  - rainfall from clouds that are warmer than freezing
* causes the wheat's shell to crack by using temperature, humidity, and pressure.
* conserves water by recycling it over thousands of years.
* consists of one timeless, unified, rational and spiritual reality.
* contains elements that can contribute to health and well-being
  - everything and, therefore, contains intelligences
* contributes about one fifth of the chlorine released into the atmosphere.
* controls animal populations with the availability of food.
* creates essential oils from basic hydrocarbon molecules.
* cycle, of which natural death part.
* describes what a person can do, but the person does it.
* designs reproductive strategies to produce the strongest, smartest, most viable organisms.
* determines association - lion in prides, sheep in flocks, deer in herd
  - environment - squirrels in trees, trout in water, moles in ground
* dictates that the wolf be an efficient predator in order to survive.
* discipline of the understanding in intellectual truths.
* does have many sounds
  - include science, philosophy and art
* erodes things according to their composition.
* everywhere is prolific of live things, animal and vegetable.
* evolves by keeping ideas that work
  - forward in time
* exposes the fossil by using wind and rain to wear away the layers of rock.
* feeds off of the weak and the dead.
* flows into the mind and flows out transformed by it into the objects of perception.
* follows the universal effects of pleiotropy and polygeny.
* freezes seeds during their dormant winter period with no adverse effects.
* gives humankind love and humankind gives nature love.
* habitat within which various creatures live.
* has a cure for all kinds of diseases and dilemmas that occur in people
  - habit of maintaining the integrity of the bloodstream at all costs
  - nearly four billion year history of testing the materials and products and processes
  - soothing, restorative effect on humans
  - way of protecting creatures from starvation to the point of extinction
  - air, sea, and land
* has many methods for mating the male and female cells
  - recipes to mix oil and water
  - strategies for making way for new generations to carry on evolution
* has many ways of ensuring the survival of the fittest
  - taking care of water
  - mechanisms to keep gastrointestinal contents flowing in the correct direction
  - no other phenomena that are more ubiquitous and easily observed than change
  - numerous agents which can quell the inflammatory response, usually without side effects
  - some special natural defense systems
* has the ability to maintain balance within itself
  - world's most extensive collection of Canadian skeletons
* hikes teach children about ecology and the importance of protecting our environment.
* human construction.
* human, mental construction.
* imposes rhythms that are weekly, monthly, and daily on all forms of animal and insect life.
* includes animals, trees, plants, and clean air
* influences human behavior by nature and nurture working together.
* invariably seeks out harmony and balance.
* is able to overrule the law of the conservation of energy
  - absolutely indifferent to the human condition and governs by the rule of randomness
  - academic journals
  - all of reality
* is also a state of perfect equality amongst all men
  - an object of beauty and wonder
  - present in one of the light sources
  - the sky and the wind, the rivers and the bedrock below it
* is always in a constant state of flux and change as is the individual
  - of flux and transformation
* is an active, creative force or process, natura naturans
  - ebb and flow which regulates the evolution and involution of all life forms
  - element of the world, a mere characteristic to be encountered in the world
  - evolving system characterized by a struggle for existence
  - important source of new pharmaceuticals
* is an infinite sphere in which the center is everywhere, the circumference is nowhere
  - of which the center is everywhere and the circumference nowhere
  - sphere, whose centre is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere
* is an international journal of science
  - jurnal covering all areas of science
  - arguably one of the most prestigious scientific journals in the world
  - beauty in motion
  - blamed for many evils that are created by authoritarian systems
* is both good and evil
  - scientific and spiritual
  - celebrated in chant, song, and dance
  - complexs
  - controlled at every turn, even genetically
  - cruel, but crueler are the unnatural acts committed by our fellow human beings
  - eternal, but eternally in a state of transformation
  - everywhere around the universe
  - exploited by industry to generate profit, often by subsidization
  - filled with abundant energy sources
* is full of cycles
  - spirits and hence spiritual
  - toxins and diseases that are very dangerous and destructive
  - given through and as phenomena
  - governed by laws that all contribute to making the world a beautiful place
  - harmony and balance and eternity
  - in the process of change all the time
  - indifference to the individual, the species is favored over the individual
  - instrumentally valuable in serving the needs of other organisms as well as our own
  - integral part of human being
  - interested in food and sleep, legs and livers, and babies
  - layers of patterns interwoven with each other, forming systems
  - life, all the species on earth
  - made up of both body and soul
  - much greater than human beings
  - no more in the control of humans as it is animals
  - often fierce and devastating, as is the case when tornadoes, hurricanes, etc. strike
  - on the side of every human being
  - one of the world's best science journals
* is part of all of our daily lives
  - personality
  - the divinity of the universe
  - parts without a whole
  - presumed to be the ultimate, self-existent, and sole reality
  - rational because reason is none other than nature conscious of itself
* is reflected in art through works such as paintings, origami, and bonsai trees
  - the human brain
  - resilient and natural disturbances are part of the life cycle of all ecosystems
  - respected and valued because it is part of the essence of god
  - responsible for everything that is, at least on Earth
  - simply a collective noun, a name for the sum total of the universe
  - something to be controlled and consumed
  - spiritual, mental, or organic
  - system , or that which comes to be as the actuality of result
* is the best source for putting out fires
  - common, universal language, understood by all
  - earth's natural state in the absence of human interference
  - eclectic relationship between animals, plants, earth, air and water
  - flow diagram for everything that has a brain
  - force of the tree
  - general name for all things
  - instigator of evil
  - invisible valuation that creates and governs visible nature
  - material world
* is the most cited general sciences journal in the world
  - important aspect of the universe in which humans only play a part
  - powerful physician of the body and mind
* is the only source of natural resources, both material and energy
  - way in which fireflies can reproduce
  - outcome of intelligent design
  - realm of works of the creator
  - reflection of the innate order, perfection and interrelationships of creation
  - reservoir of power and energy
  - revelation of truths normally unseen by the eye
  - rivers and the lake of the world that animals drink from
  - small creek in an open meadow or the vast mountains and rivers
* is the source of all life
  - genetic diversity and resources necessary to our survival
  - subject and object of some of our deepest desires and impulses
  - substance, mind, the function
  - symbol of spirit
* is the ultimate recycler and obeys the fundamental laws of science
  - struggle, the struggle to live
  - test of strength, endurance, and intelligence
  - utilization of material
  - wind beneath the wind
* is the world's leading science magazine
  - most prestigious weekly journal of science
  - thought of as something created by god for the use and benefit of mankind
  - to be explained in terms of nature, without reference to the supernatural
  - traits
  - types
  - vast, deep, high, intelligent, infinite, and eternal
  - viewed as sacred
  - well represented with animals, trees, flowers, sunlight and showers
  - what it is regardless of belief, and it is the goal of science to understand how it works
  - where children are growing up
  - without the crown of human faculties and attributes
* kills for food.
* leading international science journal.
* leads everything, guiding every being in a specific direction.
* lends a hand to animals infected with gastrointestinal worms.
* likes balance so in most cases the electrons balance out the protons.
* limits all life forms sooner or later.
* living unity of living units, in each of which the power of the whole is present.
* maintains a kind of balance where certain extremes take place, which maintain the balance.
* major theme in our lives.
* makes many other beverages naturally, such as fruit juices, cider, and milk.
* means genetical factors that contribute to human development.
* metaphor for human life.
* never intends for all animals to reproduce.
* often shows light and dark colors working well together
  - suffers when hedgerows are taken away to make fields bigger
  - uses mimicry to confuse predators
* oneness with the earth and a oneness with oneself.
* operates on relative degrees, relative balances, and so on.
* own aromas that exist in every fragrant flower, herb and many fruits.
* part of a greater whole, which is beyond time and space.
* passes it continually through the water cycle.
* perpetuates life through a constant exchange of resources with the surrounding environment.
* physical manifestation of deity.
* plays a key role in healing.
* plays an important aspects in forming on one's personality
  - part in keeping Queensland green and clean
* plays an important role in the growth and development of any forest, urban or rural
  - success or failure of all wildflower plantings
* popular subject for many impressionist artists.
* potential place which stimulates humility and patience in humans.
* prefers to grow plants together intensively.
* process that can sometimes result in sentient minds like our own.
* produces animals that all possess a single common denominator, environmental adaptability
  - chlorine as neutrons from solar radiation strike argon gas in the atmosphere
  - hurricanes to transfer heat from the tropics to the northern latitudes
  - hydrogel materials in the form of cell surface sugars
* produces ozone in other ways, too
  - on a large scale when lightning passes through air
  - the rest through geysers, the respiration of organisms, springs, and volcanoes
* projection of and an expression of spirit.
* promotes the vibrancy of a species by encouraging genetic superiority.
* provides a reservoir for healthy ecological functions and biological diveristy
  - animals with a powerful instinct to flee predators
  - biological means of converting solar energy into living plants and animals
  - for many species to survive by having multiple offspring
* provides many different ways for a species to earn a living
  - ways for animals to make themselves hard to see
  - matter and energy in the form of atoms and molecules and solar radiation
  - order and stability for humans
  - silica, a vital nutrient, in a number of foods
  - some natural pest control by the presence of insects which feed on other arthropods
* provides the food and shelter each time a leaf falls onto the ground
  - inspiration for people, both artist and scientist, to create things
  - major portion of the environmental influence on corn growth and yields
* recycles fresh water
  - water by the water cycle
* refers to heredity, whereas nurture refers to environment.
* refuge to which people turn, time and again, to be nourished and revitalised.
* relationship where every organism has a niche.
* requires animals to work for food as an essential requirement of survival.
* responds to both quantities of humidity.
* retains the same relative scales throughout and between all living things.
* returns wood to the soil through the action of decay fungi, bacteria, and insects.
* rewards savings in many ways for many species.
* seeks a balance between populations of wildlife and their habitat.
* selects behaviors that increase the likelihood of sending one's genes to the future.
* serves as a symbol for the captivity and death of the soul.
* set of activities organized intrinsically by a set of principles
  - miracles that happen all the time
* shuts off the light with the setting of the sun.
* sleeps through the night To be awakened by the morning dew.
* social product, but societies are also a product ofnature.
* soothes the soul and revives the spirit.
* source for many medicines etc
  - of raw materials
* speaks in symbols and in signs.
* state of nothingness.
* synthesizes many stereoregular polymers, for example cellulose and rubber.
* then develops new cells which thrive on less oxygen.
* therefore codes all animals to hold their ground when right, and to slink away when wrong.
* thus satisfies herbivores, omnivores and even carnivores.
* tightly linked web of delicate relationships between organisms.
* too has power, unity, mystery, and beauty.
* ultimately acts as a guide and the soul of all moral being.
* unfolds in such a way that the strong survive and the weak perish.
* untouched by humans wealth of biodiversity, splendour, beauty and good reason.
* uses a free energy source, light, and lays it down
  - dead wood to return nutrients to the soil
  - only one enantiomer of amino acids in the construction of enzymes and proteins
  - pigments , mainly chlorophylls , to absorb a broad part of the visible spectrum
* usually applies force as heat.
* valued resource for spiritual life.
* web devoted to nature writing and the American philosophy of nature.
* weekly international journal of science.
* works in cycles with no beginning and no end
  - longer time frames than humans do
  - on the principle that waste is simply a resource out of place
* works through dualism and that is why medicines and diseases continue to exist together
  - the balancing of differential electrical, magnetic, and chemical charges
  - to keep things in balance
+ Flurbereinigung, History: Agriculture :: Nature :: Wines :: Geography of Germany :: Food in Germany
  * In the last few years the government have realized that the way the changes have been made are not always good. Nature often suffers when hedgerows are taken away to make fields bigger. Flurbereinigung today tries to keep some of the hedgerows and small groups of trees which sometimes stand in the middle of fields. They are good places for birds to nest and other animals like to live there, too.