I have solved the mystery
of the recurring halves.
The lost sock.
One hand clapping.
The other shoe dropping.
Why are such metaphors
of profound singularity
so widely prevalent?
Why are such reminders manifest
so frequently in our seeming lives?
Perhaps it is because we seem
stuck within the potential of polarity.
As though every action
must have an equal reaction.
Which is true,
but only because we keep
reminding our selves.
Trail Wood,
1/6
In this contemplation, we explore the mystery of recurring halves and the prevalence of metaphors that symbolize profound singularity. The narrative delves into the idea that these reminders are frequent because of our perception of being stuck within the potential of polarity and the belief that every action must have an equal reaction.
The Mystery of Recurring Halves
The narrative begins by acknowledging the existence of recurring halves in various metaphors and symbols, such as the lost sock, one hand clapping, and the other shoe dropping. It implies that these symbols carry a deeper meaning.
Profound Singularity
The narrative reflects on the symbolism of these metaphors, suggesting that they represent profound singularity and unity, which is a concept often explored in philosophy and spirituality.
The Prevalence of Reminders
The narrative questions why such reminders of singularity and unity are manifest so frequently in our lives. It raises the idea that these reminders may be a response to our perception of polarity and the belief in equal and opposite reactions.
Stuck in Polarity
The narrative introduces the concept of being stuck within the potential of polarity, where every action is believed to have an equal reaction. It implies that this belief may contribute to the recurrence of reminders of unity and singularity.
Summary
We contemplate the mystery of recurring halves and the symbolism of profound singularity. The narrative suggests that these reminders may arise from our perception of being trapped within the duality of polarity and the belief in equal reactions.
Glossarium
- Recurring Halves: Symbolic representations of singularity and unity that appear in various metaphors and symbols.
“In the dualism of death and life there is a harmony.” – Carl Jung
In the realm of mysteries, we find,
Recurring halves of a unique kind,
The lost sock, the clapping hand, we’re aligned,
Symbols of singularity, deeply enshrined.
Why do such reminders frequent our days,
In metaphors profound, unity portrays,
Perhaps it’s the belief, in various ways,
That polarity’s grip on us always stays.
Equal reactions to every action, we claim,
In the dance of duality, a well-known game,
But do we truly need, to etch our name,
In the cycle of reminders, is it the same?
Stuck within polarity’s potential, we reside,
In the belief of equal reactions, side by side,
Yet the reminders persist, a unity implied,
A mystery we ponder, in life’s endless tide.
In this contemplation, we invite reflection on the mystery of recurring halves and the symbolism of profound singularity. It raises questions about the prevalence of reminders of unity in a world often perceived through the lens of polarity.
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