Death World/Life World

We have some ducks and a duck pond on our property. It's uphill from the garden and some fruit trees and other trees. A couple of years of duck pond overflow transformed the soil. The trees growing downhill from the pond probably grow 8-10x faster than their counterparts elsewhere in the yard. I planted some locust trees, for example, all across the back yard. The one that's directly in the path of the flow from the pond is about 15 feet tall and has a 4-6" trunk now.

I've been feeding animals on the property for about 10 years too. It's basically the same principle as the duck pond. Life creates the conditions for more life, generally speaking, although certain circumstances can make that work more efficiently, like the duck pond scenario on my property. I'm going to replicate that all through the landscape over the next 10-20 years if I live that long anyway.

The extra-dimensional civilization entity, on the other hand, creates death and sterility. Some people equate that sterility to "cleanliness". The world of stuff: tech, boats, cars, motorcycles, concrete, glass runs contrary to the positive cycle of natural life.

Nature seems to want to create a profusion of forms and complexity, while the demons of civilization wants simple shapes, colors, and textures for some strange reason. You can see this play out in older homes when people paint woodwork or brickwork so it is literally coated with a layer of plastic and pigment. Landscapers do the same thing for homeowners: green square of uniform length grass. Mulch. Etc...

It's actually quite weird that people live in such opposition to the natural order of things.