Saturday, August 12, 2006
'Male and Female He Created Them'
Everywhere you look in Nature, you can see the Feminine Beauty of rolling hills, lush valleys and the flowing windswept ears of corn and wheat. These soft curves and calm waves call to mind the softness of natural feminine beauty.
The rigidity of man can be found in tall stands of trees, the hardness of the slate, clay and limestone, along with the angularity of diamonds. Theses call to mind the hardness of masculinity.
The heavens echo this straightness and curveness in the angularity of the Orion stars and the smooth, soft flowing river of the Milky Way each respectively.
But alas, the feminine wins out, in that space is curved, the Galaxy is curved and the Earth curves through space.
Things don't tend toward the straight, as they are always bent somewhat, however imperceptibly, through the curve of space and gravity.
But the straight does exist conceptually. Mathematically, straight lines exist and can be be struck relatively 'straight'.
Everywhere you look in Nature, you can see the Feminine Beauty of rolling hills, lush valleys and the flowing windswept ears of corn and wheat. These soft curves and calm waves call to mind the softness of natural feminine beauty.
The rigidity of man can be found in tall stands of trees, the hardness of the slate, clay and limestone, along with the angularity of diamonds. Theses call to mind the hardness of masculinity.
The heavens echo this straightness and curveness in the angularity of the Orion stars and the smooth, soft flowing river of the Milky Way each respectively.
But alas, the feminine wins out, in that space is curved, the Galaxy is curved and the Earth curves through space.
Things don't tend toward the straight, as they are always bent somewhat, however imperceptibly, through the curve of space and gravity.
But the straight does exist conceptually. Mathematically, straight lines exist and can be be struck relatively 'straight'.
