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# Re: Does Water give form to Fire ? - complement to my question

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] Does Water give form to Fire ? - complement to my question
- From: Newbieonekenhobby <newbieonekenhobby@...>
- Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 01:24:50 -0700 (PDT)
- In-reply-to: <bn44gc+qcvg@eGroups.com>

    Oops. Here are a few sentences I forgot to include.

    I know that the actual *solidification* ("let it be
    done") takes place at the Earth Element -
    electromagnetic level.

    My question is not about this level: solidification is
    distinct from shaping IMHO. My question is really
    about the original "Intention/Design" : does the
    "shaping" of the raw energy issued by Fire take place
    at the Water level ?

    May sound confusing (and confused) to the other
    students. I apologize ...but I still need to know,
    because till now I believed that Water was
    "shrinking", so to speak, something already formed and
    solidified at another level, but I did not imagine
    that it was taking a role in the shaping process.

    Ok. I'll stop worsening my case :-)

    Many thanks
    NB

    --- newbieonekenhobby <newbieonekenhobby@...>
    wrote:
    > In Rawn's comments on IIH, I read in the "Theory
    > Section":
    >
    > <<The magnetic Fluid *gives form* to the Electric
    > force>> (emphasis
    > mine).
    >
    > Taking this literally, meaning that the creation
    > deriving from the
    > Electric force takes actual shape through the
    > influence of the
    > magnetic Fluid, is it possible to infer that Water
    > gives form to
    > Fire ?
    >
    > a) Superficially this looked obvious to me given the
    > attributes of
    > the respective Elements. But suddenly I was not sure
    > this
    > was "licit".
    >
    > b) Since *Water* somewhat looks like an
    > instantiation of the
    > *Magnetic* Fluid or its concrete manifestation
    > (sorry - I don't find
    > the words), and the equivalent for Fire, the
    > deduction seems logical
    > from that angle also
    > At the same time, since they are not at the same
    > level, and given
    > the explicit additional attributes of Water and
    > Fire, I was not sure
    > this was authorized.
    >
    > What is correct ? Or am I "pedaling besides the
    > bicycle" :-) ? Or
    > should I wait till level 8 :-( ?
    >
    > Many thanks.
    > NB
    >
    >
    >
    >
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