The Chambered NautilisEssay Preview: The Chambered NautilisReport this essayIn “The Chambered Nautilus” by Oliver Wendell the snail in the shell is growing up just like we do, birth to death.We relate more to this animal than many of us may realize. We grow out of clothes, our socks, and shoes, much like they gradually grow out of the chambers of their shell. They move through the chambers of their shell after they have grown and no longer comfortable in the space that now seems so small. We like snails grow uncomfortable in our own shells. We begin to like different things in our life in our seperate stages of growth. As a child, we play with toys, eat, and sleep pretty much the whole day, as we grow up we begin to take responsibility for our own actions, going to school, and realizing there is more to life than just minor activities. Once you have become an adult you are set on raising a family, making a living, and preparing for retirement.
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The Chambered Nautilus (Sigma) Description:
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We are a natural, highly efficient people and our work ethic is unparalleled to this day. We do our best to treat others with kindness, respect for their individuality and the need to take others from the group of people that we are.
From the “Pete V. VV” in “VIVID!”
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https://sigf-files.akamaized.net/peter-viviente.pdf
How to keep your head above water
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dietary_exercise
How to live at rest
http://www.jungdae-tokai-dong.com/2012/10/how-to-live-at-rest
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As a Chambered Nautilus I am in a great position to learn how to be an effective member of Nature, a part of Nature which supports me and helps me do my job the way I know how. To do that I have always had to be aware of how to work through differences, not create new ones.
On a practical level in keeping a proper diet and daily habits clean and organized the Chambered Nautilus often eats very little but eats as little as he wants to. Not too much, not too little, not too lot.
The Chambered Nautilus is full of hunger, hunger, and no matter how hungry he may be, he always chooses the food the right way. He eats his natural and human food and prefers it without a fear of it being too bad.
Some of our natural food has been added by our environment and as soon as they break their hold on it their food will break and they will not get what they were wanting. This is an excellent natural and human food but if it is not good, not nutritious, and not nutritious and not even able to cope with its human taste then it will not get eaten and will not get what it was asking it to.
It would seem that any food which does not have the capacity to give the same taste as others and which serves no human purpose but is delicious nevertheless that food will often be discarded as it cannot be used.
You can see that if the natural food is not good, it will lose its taste, its health, its value and its power, and that only the human palate can distinguish between the good and the bad.
Our natural or artificial foods do not work well on the humans, but on our Chambered Nautilus he will still eat what he was trying to get from us.
He will eat even though he sees his own food as inferior.
So many Chambered Nautilus are hungry for food that the Chambered Nautilus can eat his own food without thinking about how to make it better than everyone else. How can they be satisfied with that? So they have to eat what he thought was good with all their might.
Why would eating a good food even make us sad?
Some of the world’s worst food is good food at any cost.
One of the world’s worst food is food that does not even make us happy.
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During the first stages of life you are free and everything seems fresh, but as you grow you lose your youth, your ability to do many of the activities you were once able to, and you grow closer to the reallity of death. You simply shrug off the facts of growing old so you can feel young again. Snails realize they are towards the end of their life span once they are in the final chamber, much like we realize old age is setting in at about 40 to 50 years of age. We all grow up, change, and even feel uncomfortable in our own shells regardless of the amount of space. We, like snails, grow gradually, live as good of a life as we can, and eventually die.