The Philosophy of the American Red Cross

"Understanding blood relations and virtue begins with giving."


To perform a cut,
one moves the energy fueling the problem to natural light and the blood of the relevant entities into a knowledgeable setting.

To perform a stitch,
one moves the blood of the problem into a natural light and the energy of the problem into a knowledgeable context.

The American Red Cross is an organization that works to process blood from donors that is used for research and hospital care. For the intents and purposes of this surgical practice and discipline, the concept of blood donation centers itself on the principle of integrity. In the same way that surgery constitutes a full and complete health and wholeness of the human identity, the blood that is present within that matrix of understanding embodies that delineation when it maintains integrity in accordance with the structural conduction of not only one’s human identity but also the larger environment of which one is a part.

Consider mutualism. Mutualism is only one of the three relationships one will usually see in nature. It is a relationship characterized by all parties involved in the interaction being ones that benefit from the nature of the relationship and its intrinsic dynamics of exchange. As a model, it serves well to contemplate the philosophy, or path, of least resistance as its natural correlate. The idea is rooted in allowing natural processes to move in throe with their usual direction of course, and for surgical disciplines, this consists of, in part, effectively orchestrating the natural fundamental capacities of all factors involved as well as maintaining integrity throughout the course of any and all surgical events. If one were to measure their person at each individual change in hematological activity, the intervals would present a narrative that is telling of what has occurred over the timed duration of periodic gauge.

The American Red Cross is the human embodiment of that natural capacity found present in varying degrees among different forms of life. Along with saving lives and serving communities in need, the American Red Cross gives one a window into the surgical practice with minimally invasive procedures that allow one to contribute to the larger mission of the non-profit organization. By contributing one’s time, the practice and discipline of physical, tangible surgery comes to be an art form that may be closer than what one may have initially considered it to be.

The overall process varies in terms of the amount of time it takes to donate, but the options range between blood, plasma, and platelets. Familiarizing one’s person with instruments, needles, and blood equipment comes to be of ease during the intake and questioning of the persons who operate in the different clinics, and with one’s own person giving something that is able to aid and assist with the healing process, a general consensus of good is typically felt throughout the duration of the interaction. Considerations that span elsewise or further often warrant medical study and stringent inspection of organization guidelines beyond the necessary information, but the sentiment holds to a window into the surgical practice, discipline, and art that is giving of a truly warm feeling regarding medicine and its variant degrees of interaction with the general populace.

Fundamental philosophies that orient their conclusive delineations around this methodological set and setting facilitate orchestrate principles from blood donation into its most meticulous workings, from the granting of visceral elements that directly impact actions and interpretations taken from wrought, serial analysis and scrutiny. The integrity written of earlier is embodied when the whole of one’s hematological matrix is made sense of within a holistic context serially defined within the boundaries of a serially articulated immunology.

Blood can be written as being the book that walks with us all, and if one is willing to look hard enough, the pages read as numbers and figures and are made complete sense of within text based frameworks. The idea of books, then, being instruments for surgical practice roots itself in the analogy above as the seeded basis for further conceptual givings that articulate how the whole of one’s person can be itemized within a thermodynamically sustainable context granting of a structural integrity that builds from ‘blocks’ that are composed and conducted by the exact same universal languages of communication present in all forms of life. Fundamental philosophy places, then, the knowledges of this universal language in the conversation of blood being the point of forging truth that binds from a source that echoes the propensity of good to propagate by dimensions that hold firm in accordance with standardized medical wisdoms and teachings.

The whole of what finds imperative extraction from the above moves one in the direction of integrity being something that can be sourced from blood maintaining its narrative from one point of measured interval to the time of inspection. Time is the teller for this notion, and as the whole of its structural throes aid in piecing a wrought, serialist form of clear cut delineative brace, the story needed to make sense of the blood of one’s human identity comes to be a puzzle that is matched with verbiage that coincides alongside the standardized units articulated within medical fields granting of full anatomical scapes and contextualized frames of terming. When one tells the full story of integrity in their surgical conduction, the song that is sang in kind is one that builds to be a thermodynamic sustainability granting of how one’s person sides and fits into their respective mode of living. The modality, in time, comes to be a perpetuation of survival based mechanisms that make clear the ‘surgicalisms’ which clearly and effectively break apart and logically conclude what would otherwise go without full and succinct delineation. Integrity, from this framed dimensionality, roots its basis in blood, and truth is its accompanying virtue that grows its furthered givings in health and lasting happiness in kind.

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