If there is such a thing, such a feeling of relatedness between you and the dewdrops, what might it be caused by?

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• The feeling of relatedness with a dewdrop is more fundamental than cognitive similarity; it is an essential connection.claim0.837
  Direct appeal to reader's experience.
• What is that 'something' that underlies the relatedness?question0.733
  The search for the name and nature of the presence.
• The relatedness we experience with living things is not a psychological illusion but a real, actual material connection between self and matter.claim0.732
  Central thesis of the chapter: the feeling of connection is literal and fundamental.
• The relatedness through which I feel that my own self and the tree in the field are directly connected is the most fundamental relation that there is.quote0.731
  Load-bearing statement of the primacy of relatedness.
• The feeling comes from the object back to me after it is made, does not go from me to the object while I am making it.claim0.718
• Because it is so deeply connected its parts to one another, itself to its surroundings, it creates the sensation that nothing is separate, that everything is in harmony.claim0.716
  The causal claim that deep connectedness creates the sensation of universal harmony.
• The relatedness felt by traditional people is literally true, not a poetic fiction; they were aware of a factual entanglement with the world.claim0.715
  Rehabilitates animistic and premodern worldviews as reporting genuine reality.
• The things we like from the heart make us feel wholesome when we are near them.claim0.710
  First numbered assertion about deep liking.