Video of The Ninth Prasad by the Planetmates, commentary by SillyMickel, just released

At Youtube.com, video just released

For the video with text:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dhm5msMv2r4

The video contains a reading of The Ninth Prasad, plus some explanation, context, and some commentary by SillyMickel Adzema.

Summary/ Abstract of “The Ninth Prasad” — by SillyMickel Adzema:

Early
humans were nomadic foragers who did not hunt or eat meat and were relatively
peaceable, living harmoniously in Nature. This long period of tranquility
changed as gradually the effects of premature birth built up anxiety and stress
in successive generations to greater degrees. Humans behaved more and more in
ways at odds with Natural ways, becoming more twisted and backwards. Birth pain
and trauma and pain from having needs insufficiently met by caregivers in the
first years of live, while primarily dependent, caused tension, anxiety,
overstimulated brains and states of consciousness to be common among humans.
But the core of that craziness was this increasing obsession about control, and
the need to control with the fear of uncertainty, rooted in an absolute however
unjustified terror of the unforeseen and unknown.

Full text of The Ninth Prasad, as received from The Planetmates:

The Ninth Prasad

For a very long
period these early humans lived in harmony with Nature as foragers and
nomads and as non-savage Earth Citizens. Your earliest ancestors did
not even eat Earth Citizen flesh; while even some Planetmates do that.

But this long
tranquil time was destined to end. As gestations became shorter and
more time was needed in the dependent state before the newborn could
function much for itself, the gap between natural functioning and
twisted, backwards human functioning widened.

For the rest of your
lives, the pain and trauma of birth and from the time in the dependent
state after birth pushed tension, anxiety, overstimulated brains and
states of consciousness, and behavior more and more disparate from
Nature’s easy, simple flow. And the biggest part of that crazed
behavior pushed by fear and anxiety emanating from the roots of your
being was your ever stronger drive to control.