[ti]tree[/ti]you are a god whose mother is a rock
May 19, 2018 2:06:21 GMT
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Post by Caylus Ark on May 19, 2018 2:06:21 GMT
[...] Now, if you and I are so enmeshed that we really can't see each other, then we have to find a [pine] gap into which the gods and goddesses can be born within the vessel of our relationship. And then we can commune. Because when they're present, we're not merely battling egos. There's a divinity between us and within us. And it was the same with the Nile River, the source of life - it came through a gap. I often say to my clients, "the Nile came through two huge rocks, and when you feel you're stuck in a place of terrible tension, between a rock and a hard place, that's the very moment when something magical can come through."
That reminds me of this thing that someone said
"The spark of life issues from the point of tension created between two perspectives".
Red vs Blue of sorts. When you think about it, there are two supermassive blackholes at either end of our universe. Electrons have two spin configurations. In example, polarity is where meaning goes to be made...you are pulled apart until you are revealed
Who says you can't get no blood of a stone?
the birth of Mithras "was in the nature of a miracle, the young Mithras being forced out of a rock as if by some hidden magic[k] power. [...] He is the new begettor of light (genitor luminis) born from the rock ( deus genitor rupe natus) , from a rock which gives birth (petra genetrix)"
inspiration is what we are.
