these people who have continually challenged what I have known by feeling
may all go on a teddy bear's picnic or some other fun outing but should leave us alone.
¡Ya Basta!
Why would any individual prevent another individual from becoming their own true self by what they believe to be true? What's the gain from stopping a child from feeling what they want to? Remarkable phenomenon: how man must coerce others to stick to accepted dogma "or else" (or else they will have to doubt themselves all over again which makes for shaky legs and knocking knees on toes pointing down over boggy land).
Indeed, the most vicious attacks take place in vicious circles of lamed willing. When one is made to forgsake the belief in one's own clear thinking, feeling, and willing soul. Are parents (family, guardians, adults) not meant to be the enablers of Virtuous Circles!?
There are seven seams in the Bayeux Tapestry (embroidery), which prompted my thinking already how many streams of consciousness (the embroiderers at least) come together with adhesive stitching to form a single narrative.
OV keeps on making Tai Chi movements in the air (at 3pm, as an exercise in disciplining the time-ether body) having chosen this as his free-will non-functional but relevant "act", describing it as a swimming in air; air being just like water and giving a sea of its own making. This in turn made me think of "Sea of Love" with Al Pacino (who no doubt will also seem a cliché of himself to some; but I like him).
And so, my mercurial drop, spume and cloudlet friend, we sail the same (seven) seas once more. You be her and I be xxxline (as per passport).
Oh, how I love your bringing this back to the Bayeux Tapestry with streams and seams & with OV too swimming in seas of sky!
I have not seen Sea of Love, but what a revealing message to read the synopsis and see how all loops back into the triad lowering itself into the dark bog, where the mud is flying.
These threes of divine numbers have me fascinated this afternoon after watching more episodes of the owl movie. And, from my jotted notes, and a loose quote cut to what today rises to my hearing, "From a poverty of LOVE is born a great spirituality. Only those thinking in geometric terms may enter."