Get A Grip

I will make a statement here that may rile some, but in the arena of common sense let’s assume for the course of this discourse that I’m right, or, at least, somewhere in the ballpark. ...How can anyone with a logical, rational mind not look at the way this planet is designed in conjunction with all the creatures who inhabit it, looking carefully at the magnificent design that each of us possesses and how they relate and depend on the other, and think that there isn’t a supreme intelligence who’s formed all of this wonder? I can’t imagine anyone who has a speck of intelligence who would dare think otherwise! So, I will make my stand and state that being this Earth was created by God, as we were, and with that thought in mind, is it too far out to think that this planet is too, a living being and has an intelligence, a consciousness, so therefore, an agenda of sorts?
With all the ill will we’ve forced upon it has the Earth finally had enough and is now systematically striking back through the only means at its disposal? Take a look around, something’s up, that’s for sure...
An abstract thought, but a plausible theory which has a certain amount of validity in my mind. Man, wildlife, and the Earth were built to rely on the other, and for some time now, man has completely disregarded his end of the deal, intent upon raping this planet at his will.
This theory more than implies a certain amount of expanding one's mind to grasp that such a thing could be possible, but I routinely scale beneath the surface of scientific data and have no problem giving the theory credence. We are here for each other, man relying upon nature, and versa visa. So why is it so impossible to grasp that nature might indeed exercise a will as we have?
Simply, and bluntly put, take a look around... man is full of shit and is reaping his own reward in ghastly, horrific ways. Deservedly so, way I look at it.
We’ve been given some pretty heavy lessons in the last few years that should've awakened us, made us realize what’s really important in our co-existence in this world, but sadly, man is more than a little full of himself, acting like the drunk who thinks the party will never stop, the world his personal toilet, and just like always, when he sobers up as the crisis hits, and it does, mankind looks to God for answers, then conveniently casts him aside once the life cycle returns to its normal pace. And it is through this immutable interaction that the lessons issue forth, yet we still refuse to see the forest for what it is.
We've lost our way and think ourselves impervious. Man is so shallow. So smug... Despite all of the amazing accomplishments of mankind, we’ve regressed in so many ways, disappearing up our own assholes, and we’re stirring up a shit storm that’s gonna take us all by surprise, and by then, it will be too late.
Bling Bling that.