I sat at the kitchen table this evening contemplating the complicated aspects of my life and drew this. Thinking that tangled hierarchy - the system that makes sure our powers are balanced out by other powers and the influences around us are often beyond our control - must have a lot to do with energy transmission, I drew a paper chain to show how that might work - with all the other people in our circle of influence and all the entities from other dimensions chipping in their sixpenny's worth to boot, we don't know our position in the paper chain at any given time. As we don't know our position, do we therefore know our trajectory? The Uncertainty Principle says a lot about this - in fact the scientific core, the certainty that you can't know one and the other at the same time, is just about the only thing the scientific community will happily hold onto. Whatever other implications this complex Principle might hold within it rarely makes the agenda, but that doesn't mean to say the limits are reachable. (Purists note - there are 4 sixes in Planck's Constant.)
For energy to work, there has to be a source, so I then drew a trumpet more or less, to show source emanating to its destination. They say life doesn't have destinations, it's a journey, but that just makes more sense of death in terms of its insignificance when we get down to what life must be - a continuous circuit of transferable energy. In life we find that triangles optimise all kinds of situations, from business meetings to social conversations and, if you're that way inclined, to sexual relationships. Witches come in threes and so do a lot of other things, and triangles are after all just circles with corners, so then the circuit becomes evident, and the circle seems to be the closest descriptive geography we've presently got to illustrate important features of our universe, such as orbit and oscillation.
For energy to work, there has to be a source, so I then drew a trumpet more or less, to show source emanating to its destination. They say life doesn't have destinations, it's a journey, but that just makes more sense of death in terms of its insignificance when we get down to what life must be - a continuous circuit of transferable energy. In life we find that triangles optimise all kinds of situations, from business meetings to social conversations and, if you're that way inclined, to sexual relationships. Witches come in threes and so do a lot of other things, and triangles are after all just circles with corners, so then the circuit becomes evident, and the circle seems to be the closest descriptive geography we've presently got to illustrate important features of our universe, such as orbit and oscillation.
If you click on the image above it'll take you to a 2-minute video of Tesla's fractioning of circles, which is very important as numerology in some form, like it or not, takes a place in human interpretation - scientists please catch up - of natural mathematics. Nine is Completion, in most languages. Numbers have meanings beyond the sums - that's why scientists have to put in little symbols of things like Omega and Alpha and other stuff that isn't maths, to fill in the blanks. Without such a strong dependence on there being blanks there, you get a flexibility that allows for oscillation to make changes we didn't expect. Some of those changes are a bit tough going but inevitably there's an UP side. If formulas is your thing go right ahead, make some scientific sense of love and life and the energies that spin them. Please do!
The only fixed point we've ever got to relate to is ourselves, our own singularity. Everything around us is seen from that singular viewpoint so we're spinning plates in life all the time, riding the time wave, tripping on the light fantastic that features so highly in the articles linked to the first paragraph. We bend our mentality from positive to negative and sometimes it's hard to keep balanced, and inevitably in our negatively charged universe (we only get to touch electrons, remember!) we're likely to slip towards a negative bias. Love is the one thing that doesn't let us stay there for long. So maybe we need an equation for that one. Come on folks, this could be fun!
The only fixed point we've ever got to relate to is ourselves, our own singularity. Everything around us is seen from that singular viewpoint so we're spinning plates in life all the time, riding the time wave, tripping on the light fantastic that features so highly in the articles linked to the first paragraph. We bend our mentality from positive to negative and sometimes it's hard to keep balanced, and inevitably in our negatively charged universe (we only get to touch electrons, remember!) we're likely to slip towards a negative bias. Love is the one thing that doesn't let us stay there for long. So maybe we need an equation for that one. Come on folks, this could be fun!
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