The calming effect one recieves when stepping onto the wet sand of an ocean coast is, in itself, exstatic.  The sand seeps between toes and underneath the nail, sticking to the bottom of feet moving and creating a new picture with each step.  The momentous occasion when the first animal pressses a part of their body against the newly wet sand in the morning after high tide shows how new this world is that one small creature can change anything or everything.  A momentus step of the first animal to reach from the waters to the ground this is considered a huge step in evolution.  But is it really.  isnt every step as important as the other.  the way each can react and change but stay folly and amid chaos.  the world is set in a way that nothing ever works but that does work. it never fails