| Collective Evolution | Nov 29, 2014 | Arjun Walia |
This amazing video footage comes from Randy Halverson at dakotalapse.com. It was shot from April to November of 2013 in South Dakota, USA. For more remarkable footage you can visit the Facebook page here as well.
Our world and universe are filled with
such beauty, and this time lapse captures a minuscule portion of that.
When we stare in awe at beautiful images such as these, it generates
changes in our biology. When we are feeling positive emotions like
gratitude and appreciation, our heart sends out a completely different
message because the heart produces the largest electromagnetic field
produced in the body. You can read more about that here.
It can be a good idea to spend some time
looking at a sunset, getting out in nature or spending some time
staring at the stars on a clear night. This is something that’s been
lost in our everyday existence, we’ve forgotten the beauty of nature and
instead chose to destroy it. But we are in the process of change, the
world is raising it’s voice and the movement continues to grow and gain
strength.
I hope this video reminds you how
beautiful it is to exist, and I hope it makes you appreciate your life
and how lucky you are to be able to experience the human experience.
Why is it that when most of us grow into
adults, we do not gaze upon phenomena like this with awe and wonder as
we once did when we were children?
This footage is truly breathtaking, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
Huelux from Randy Halverson on Vimeo.
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