Risk Mitigation Theory Part II.

Risk Mitigation Theory Part II

In all theories there is a margin for error, but what must be considered now is human nature, and the natural resistance that mankind puts up with change. In order to compensate for natural deficiencies in mankind, we all must consider the natural outcome of time. Time naturally produces alterations in the universe and in the human body and consciousness. When unwanted change is forced on us, we naturally don't go along with it wholeheartedly. In order to overcome this obstacle, we need to see the value in change.

When we value restrictions put on us to preserve life, two things can happen. One we will desire more information in order to make a choice based on our values, or two we will resist the change, but go along with it reluctantly. When we do this, we fail to see that with the passage of time, our souls change along with the environment around us. Our bodies live in a temporary environment, so therefore our existence here is temporary as is our environment. We must care for ourselves as we care for our environment. In order to reduce risk, we need to factor in our own sense of self worth or value. When we value our environment, we will value friendship and everything that comes to us in preserving human life, not diminishing it.

Risk mitigation theory that I am talking about here, involves seeing the intrinsic value in each human soul, and the service we offer to ourselves as we live attached to this earth, and attached to ourselves. (More to come.)

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