n. pl. sym-bi-o-ses (-sz)
1. A close, prolonged association between two or more different organisms of different species that may, but does not necessarily, benefit each member.
What you did not know
is you host us
we are “brains”
living organisms
that require a body
to carry out our work
~Jenny
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-13751783
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The life and poetry of Jenny Miller
2 comments:
Hello dear:
Actually, we are more than brains and even more than mind. These are just tools that we use while in human form. Do you have room in your world for differing opinions? Or perhaps we are in agreement?
Anyhow, it sure is nice to express ourselves in writing.
Take care,
Mike
thanks for the comment Mike. I have a huge complex imagination, and I like to use this in my writing with "what if" scenarios. As if it were the beginning of a book or movie. I too in reality believe we are more than our minds or bodies, that we are infinite beings created by a loving force. It's fun to play with ideas sometimes, if only for a day or two, Keeps life exciting = )
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