their simplicity.
they live in the now, always, without any awareness of anything but. it's such a pure way of existing. animals don't have fat days or parental issues, they don't worry about finding a girl/boyfriend, and they don't make regular appointments with their therapists nor hair stylists. and they have a lot more hair than us.
when they're hungry, they eat. now.
when they're tired, they sleep. now.
when they feel like having a romp, they have sex. now.
and it works.
animals in the wild don't get sick from stress, have mental issues or question their self-worth. none of that matters, because they just ARE. it has nothing to do with any other animal, and most importantly, they don't get in their own way. each gets enough exercise and food to ensure their own survival, and when the time arrives for them to fold back into the life cycle/food chain/circle of life, it just happens. no tears, no anxiety, just acceptance.
of the now.
so simple, eh?
(nyc)
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