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# Introspection and elements

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- Subject: Introspection and elements
- From: "amater_8" <izbezumljene_ovce@...>
- Date: Wed, 07 May 2003 10:52:42 -0000
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     Just a thought (well more then that actually). In cross of equated
    force we can see that each element has two basic attributes which are
    polar (either hot or cold, either dry or wet). Thanks to this logical
    disposition the cross is equal. Now, with those elements being the
    same elements to which we assign our negative/positive mirror items,
    doesn't it make sense that the cross still applies, only with changed
    names of attributes (but not meanings behind those names). So the
    human concepts of hot/cold, dry/wet could be replaced with their
    eqivalent which are more comfortable to use with our psyche. But
    there is still a task of finding the right words, which will be
    compatible with true meanings of each attribute. And after that,
    assigning items to elements should be much more easier; it doesn't
    mean you won't need to meditate on each item but you should have good
    guiding lights.
    Anyway, so far I succeeded partially... by replacing hot/cold with
    active/passive. For hot means existance of temperature, which also
    means movement of particles, activity. Now when you look at one
    negative item you will notice that your faliure is either in
    something you done or something you didn't do, but should have. I
    trust you will know in which case to assign active/passive.
    As for second attribute its a bit of headache. If I know the true
    meaning behind wet/dry it would be much easier. The first thing I
    associated it with was moving/motionless. This might sound a bit
    controversial because that would mean fire has 'motionless'
    and 'active' attached to it, while water would be 'moving'
    and 'passive'. But I think the two can work together, we just need to
    think of those terms in right way. Fire is usually associated with
    movement, but I think its opinion caused by physical manifestation of
    fire, which wouldn't spread and move at all if it wasn't for water,
    air, and earth. What I think fire trully is as *element* is something
    active, but still, the fire will show its moving nature only when
    interacting with other elements(so fire is only potential). On the
    other hand, water is passive, and it takes into itself rather then
    burning out, but for the sake of polarity, lets say it also has
    attribute of 'moving'. Figuring out how to assign moving/still
    attribute to soul mirror item is a bit harder, but lets say you run
    from something that you should have faced instead. You didn't do
    anything to change the thing that bothers you, so assign the
    word 'passive'. But what about second attribute? You *run* from
    facing the trouble, going somewhere else, which means you
    were 'moving'. Passivity and tendency to move brings us to wather
    element. In general, many cowardly actions can be assigned to water
    element, unless greed or such was goal for acting cowardly.
    Anyway, the air element which stands between fire and water is
    moving/active. On the other hand earth turns out to be
    motionless/passive. How can this earth element, wonderful display of
    all elements working together be both still and passive? Well I think
    that definition might be true, if we take into account that
    earth/physical reality is in perfect balance, something which comes
    from nowhere and goes nowhere.
    I will stop here, all I wrote is just theory, especially the part
    about second attribute, but I think it so far worked good for me, it
    helped me make some sense in assigning soul mirror items to elements.

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