You are air, water, earth, and fire / Wir sind Luft, Wasser, Erde und Feuer

00:00:07: The following note could be posted on the house.

00:00:11: Where

00:00:11: is the House?

00:00:14: After all, there's no longer a House starting from the second level or Is There are other parts of the house not the house itself?

00:00:25: It's A tricky question isn't it?

00:00:27: in truth there is No correct answer because everything is relative.

00:00:33: This will Be explained In Detail Later because understanding interconnection requires it.

00:00:40: Two, you are air water earth and fire.

00:00:47: we continue on an enter

00:00:49: a room

00:00:49: installation that along with the headline above invites reflection.

00:00:56: in this context

00:00:57: The following observation comes to mind any kind of separation can only take place within one's own mind Including that between us and nature, say the scholars.

00:01:14: When we go through life in a relatively unconscious state... ...we fail to realize that the eye that we see in the mirror as our body can be nothing more than a mental construct.

00:01:28: However with the right level of mindfulness We can recognize that the world is a unified whole.

00:01:35: This means that we are ourselves the fundamental elements of life.

00:01:41: Earth, water fire and air.

00:01:47: Let's fact check this idea which probably sounds unbelievable to most people today.

00:01:54: without oxygen We could only survive for a few minutes yet?

00:01:58: We need oxygen for more than just survival.

00:02:01: Without it Neither we nor our ancestors, or any other complex living being would exist.

00:02:09: The first single-celled organisms could not have developed billions of years ago when there was virtually no oxygen in the atmosphere.

00:02:19: However...

00:02:19: ...the conditions at that time laid the groundwork for development life as know it today In all its diversity.

00:02:28: Consequently Every breath we take contains particles that have undergone countless biological and geological processes.

00:02:38: Science has also discovered that our bodies are at least sixty percent water, so how could we separate ourselves from water which we need to drink daily to stay healthy on which allows grains and everything else to grow?

00:02:55: In a sense every sip of water contains every plant in the world.

00:03:02: In fact, humans could be separated from Earth while travelling on a spaceship to a new planet.

00:03:09: In this case however they would only be separated in the sense that they have no contact with the ground.

00:03:17: Earth can be compared to object in foyer because we ultimately share same fundamental building blocks.

00:03:25: While the planet as whole consists primarily of iron and rock The elements found in the Earth's crust, in the form of minerals such as major elements potassium, sulphur and sodium.

00:03:39: As well as trace-elements iron and zinc are same elements that make up our bodies along with other biological elements such as oxygen carbon and hydrogen.

00:03:52: these elements formed foundation for all living beings including humans.

00:03:59: In the truest sense, we are made of stardust.

00:04:04: The dust of Earth and the planets.

00:04:08: To what extent are we connected to fire?

00:04:12: Well how could not be considering?

00:04:15: our planet's core is a giant ball of fire.

00:04:19: Without the suns heat & light there would no plants animals or humans.

00:04:26: Almost all energy that sustains the biosphere ultimately comes from the sun.

00:04:33: Furthermore, many anthropologists believe that using fire to prepare food played a significant role in human development.

00:04:44: In this context A young relatively small tree could represent The interconnectedness of everything.

00:04:53: Near it we could place the following two notes One Since the world is single entity We are connected to trees.

00:05:05: When we ask where our oxygen comes from, we realise it comes from plants – especially trees and phytoplankton!

00:05:15: Two Yes you can hug me too.

00:05:19: You also water-me Talk to me Or use a stethoscope To listen what's happening inside of me.

00:05:27: I rarely feel thirsty.

00:05:30: However with the Stethoscope You can hear how thirsty trees are anywhere in the world.

00:05:37: Simply place the device against a tree, and listen to water moving from bottom to top inside of it.

00:05:47: Trees don't actually drink or get thirsty because they lack corresponding consciousness.

00:05:55: In a sense we're also closer than animals.

00:06:01: for us Drinking is an automatic process that interacts with the soil, stones and everything else even more so than for animals.

00:06:10: A tricky question, isn't it?

00:06:21: In fact there is no correct answer to these questions because everything is relative.

00:06:28: What this means exactly will be explained in this environment, as it is for the recognition of the connection with basic meaning.

00:06:40: Second, we are air, water, earth and fire!

00:06:44: We go on and get into a space installation that talks about thinking with the upper hand.

00:06:53: In this context, the following remark is given.

00:06:59: Every

00:07:01: kind of

00:07:02: separation can only take place in our own spirit.

00:07:07: That's what they say to each other between us and nature.

00:07:19: If we step unconsciously through life it doesn't make sense that what we call ourselves as I see a mirror every day means just being able to be a mental construct.

00:07:38: However, since we can see through the appropriate measure of mindfulness that the world is a unit, we must therefore also be the basic elements in life.

00:07:51: Earth, water, fire and air.

00:07:53: Let us understand this thesis which probably sounds unbelievable to the majority of society as a fact check.

00:08:04: Without oxygen only few minutes could survive.

00:08:07: But we do not need oxygen just for survival.

00:08:10: Without him, there would be neither our ancestors nor a complex living being.

00:08:16: Even the first individuals could not have developed even though it was as good as no oxygen in the atmosphere for billions of years ago.

00:08:28: Nevertheless, the existing conditions already offered the basis to develop a new life that exists today in its diversity.

00:08:36: As a result, every breath contains particles that have already passed countless biological and bio-geological processes.

00:08:42: The science has also found out that our body consists of at least sixty percent water.

00:08:49: So how can we get rid of the fact that we should drink daily in order to stay healthy?

00:09:01: In every sip of water we drink, in any case, every plant in the world is contained.

00:09:08: In fact, man could separate from Earth if he for example finds himself on a spaceship on his way to a new planet.

00:09:15: In this case however it would only be because there was no contact with the earth's ground to have been separated by him.

00:09:26: The earth can compare itself because ultimately we share the same fundamental structures with her.

00:09:34: The planet is primarily composed of iron and stone, but the elements that are found in the crust of earth in form of minerals such as the amount of elements like potassium, sulfur or sodium, as well as the traces of elements of iron or zinc are those from which also we exist.

00:09:53: Together with the other biological elements such as oxygen, carbon and hydrogen they form the foundation for all living beings – also for us humans.

00:10:05: In the vastest sense of the word.

00:10:08: we are therefore made up from the dust on Earth and the planet out of star dust.

00:10:15: How far have we been connected to fire?

00:10:20: Well how could it not be if the core of our earth is a huge ball of blood?

00:10:24: Without the warmth and light of the sun, there are no plants.

00:10:29: No animals or humans.

00:10:33: Almost all energy that the biosphere receives ultimately comes from it.

00:10:39: In addition many anthropologists believe that the use of fire to prepare food played an essential role in human development.