It´s that time of the year when everyone is into eggs, all kinds of eggs. Yet, if you want to have a conversation about the egg mythology, from Pan Gu to Easter Island, passing through all of Christianity, and arriving at the recent bunny implication, there are hardly any who can participate.
These days, people know that bunnies lay chocolate eggs, but fail to see the egg interculturality, as it´s not what they are taught.
Some dye eggs, others make egg-shaped food, and for all of us, this happens during spring. In the seasonal understanding of the world, the motif of spring is rebirth and transformation, and the egg is the focal point. People are ancestrally connected through their own customs, philosophies, and travel stories.
It remains to be seen whether the similarities, to recognize the immigration factor, and to negotiate for peace fairly, as we have for millennia, otherwise, the transformation is not complete.
Any development, the egg´s development as well, depends on certain factors. Those factors that sustain development are set and met by us, adult humans. To ecosite, an egg needs conditions.
Nothing in nature is random; all is based on an intrinsic adaptive theory of support. Therefore, if nature can organize so many creatures, we could also make an effort to organize ourselves so as not to harm one another, as the egg is connected, and when you harm the nucleus, the shell and all structure adapts, so that it might protect it.
What seems fragile is only latent, in a process of development.
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