Environmental Naturalism

What is natural seems entirely dependent upon one's perception of one's environment. To understand one's environment one must understand one's self. This is a matter of emotional and mental confidence, a synchrony, a symphony.

A bonding between environment and self. Freedom from the self is freedom from that which is around you, an impossibility. The impossibility of freedom, from the self and one's environment, implies that self freedom comes from acceptance of one's mental and emotional self, as perceived through one's environment. From acceptance of one's environment, of one's surroundings and one's self.

This is a removal of the self through an understanding of nothingness or wholeness, and the inverse.
Mechanically, this implies environmental machinism: the belief that the natural world, in all it's extent is mechanically understandable. This is an impossibility, a confusion. To move beyond this confusion one must return to towards one's environment, towards one's self.