On the third planet of the sun, clean and quiet consciousness is a primary symptom of animality.
In her poem from "View With a Grain of Sand," Wisława Szymborska reflects on the notion of consciousness from a unique perspective. She suggests that on Earth, the third planet from the sun, a state of clear and tranquil awareness is closely tied to the essence of being an animal. This idea invites readers to consider how our awareness shapes our existence and connection to the world around us.
Szymborska's observation underscores the profound relationship between consciousness and the natural world. The tranquility she describes can be seen as a hallmark of living beings, emphasizing the importance of awareness in appreciating our surroundings and our place within the larger ecosystem of life.
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