# HUMAN vs. ANIMAL BALANCE

Parent Page : The Benefits / The Balance

Our cultures have developed some ingenious and valuable balances for our focused work.

Examples of this are sport where we focus on the ball. Entertainment, where we focus on a screen, or on someone else who is focused on entertaining us. Our spiritual lives, where we have a higher focal point, a God, or we focus on the breathing. Creative art and music, where we focus with our imagination.

From a panoramic perspective, the way we try and balance our 'doing-focusing-working time' with our 'free time' is ironic.

Animals don't balance their focusing activities with more focusing on being creative or having fun. Being creative is a wonderful human activity. And i've nothing against play or having fun. Play is an amazing balance for work. But panoraming is the way animals balance all of these.

Sleep is often considered as the main balance for the days' activity. Animals even balance their sleep with panoraming.

Birds sleep with one eye open and the hare turns his ears outwards, open for sounds.

Work, Sex, and Unawareness
Beavers rarely check their environment while they are working... maybe this unawareness is an effect of "work".

The other times when animals probably ignore their panoramic awareness, is when involved in display, courtship, and any other intensely focused activity.

Related Page : The Forgotten Balance

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