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

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- Subject: Re: Does Water give form to Fire ? - complement to my question
- From: "Alan" <fish_studios@...>
- Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 18:37:28 -0000
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    Dear NB,

    >> 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. <<

    Although this will not answer your question, it's some advice. At
    some point, you have to let go and jump in. In other words, the only
    way to truly understand something is to experience it. Theoretical
    knowledge can only give you so much understanding, if really any at
    all. So in order to truly understand the elements, you really have
    to experience them. The way that the elements interact cannot really
    be expressed in words, I suppose that is why it is attributed to the
    occult, if you could understand it simply conceptually, then it would
    be widely accepted. But it cannot.

    >> What is correct ? Or am I "pedaling besides the bicycle" :-) ? Or
    should I wait till level 8 :-( ? <<

    Fortunately, you do not need to wait till Step 8. You being to
    directly work with the elements in Step 3, which helps to understand
    them better, and at completion of Step 6, you will have mastered the
    elements, so before then (hopefully) you should have a full
    understanding of the elements and their interaction.

    Like I said, not a real answer, but something to think about. I
    would answer your question, but I myself have not mastered them so I
    cannot in good conscience try to ;)

    All Will Go Well,
    --Alan

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