However, technology will not save him nor make him god – it will more than likely end up destroying him and the rest of us – his very own “Frankenstein’s Monster”.

Although technology is suppose to make things easier, it somehow makes life more complicated as well as giving more stress to the frustrated end-user.

Companies also take advantage of this technology, especially as now they can provide laptops and every other communication device to their employees so that work can be done on the move, home and the workplace.

Don’t get me wrong, I think that technology has it’s uses in regards learning wisdom and talking with likeminded people, otherwise I wouldn’t have created this blog. But I was more looking at the perspective of people, or the younger generation even, who have become accustom to using technology as a way of life, which can amount to them neglecting their own self and nature in the long term.

With the advent of these social networks such as Facebook, Twitter (and these can be addictive to the human mind if used long enough) – who needs to form real relationships or the need to think for yourself? We have the computer that can do that for us. This, I feel, is a dangerous precedence for the human mind.

I just feel that more should be more done to encourage the children to go back to basics and learn about themselves through relationship with nature, themselves and with others.

So turn off your computer tool just for today, take a walk down to your local park and exercise your mind, body and spirit.