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"You are something that the Whole Universe is doing, in the same way that a wave is something that the Whole Ocean is doing..." ~Alan Watts

🌀EVERYTHING is energy. 🌀

The light of the sun flows across space to the plants and trees, becoming the life force that animates our cells, that keeps our planet's water and oxygen cycles moving.

Every atom in your body is a swirling system of cosmic energy, containing light particles that trace their origins all the way back to the Big Bang.

The Cosmic Mystery that Van Gogh painted (and Einstein described with mathematics) is all around and within us.

Every particle in existence is an expression of the Quantum Field, a Unified Cosmic Presence that connects All That Is together as ONE.

You are the Universe, and the Universe is YOU..

~Christopher:: ((🦋)) 💕

Olfactory perception- In the World of Perfuming “Ambergris” is highly sought after for its properties for perfume. Ambergris, a rare and highly valued substance, is formed in the intestines of s***m whales as a result of their dietary habits, particularly their consumption of squid. When s***m whales ingest squid, the indigestible parts, primarily the tough beaks, can become lodged within their digestive systems. Over time, these beaks accumulate and interact with the whale's digestive secretions, resulting in the formation of a solid mass known as ambergris.

This biological process serves a protective function; the amalgamation of indigestible materials provides a cushion for the whale's internal organs, shielding them from potential damage caused by the sharp beaks of squid. As ambergris matures within the whale’s intestines, it undergoes a transformation, acquiring distinctive properties that have made it historically sought after in the production of perfumes and as a flavoring agent in food.

Once expelled from the whale, the solid mass may float in the ocean for years, exposed to the elements, gradually developing a unique aromatic profile. Ultimately, ambergris represents not only a fascinating aspect of s***m whale biology but also highlights the intricate relationships within marine ecosystems and the unanticipated ways in which nature cultivates resources of economic and cultural significance.

Dr. Joe Schwarcz discusses ambergris