Incomplete Zero

Completing the Nothingness

Friday, April 01, 2005

The Sacred Feminine

Intoxication is good, especially the kind when you have cosmic air circulating inside you. Noise in its truest sense is quarantined and hence allows for an interplay or jugalbandi between the senses and the mind, where the nuances are appreciated in the most mundane inanities and profound sensibilities. Each of the senses is at its receptive best: music never sounds more crystal, words are never more meaningful, the eyes see patterns hitherto unknown, the taste buds at the touch of food (and lo behold if its sweet….) transport one to heaven, all this is possible because one travels from point A to point B in any of these experiences far more slowly, imbibing and assimilating bereft of any noise. But the experience one would truly cherish beyond the sensory is when one lets the mind travel, find something and then delve into its essence. In my mental eye I am running across the lush green grasslands that is my mind, in search of a thought or an idea manifested as a poem, a song or even a person. Knowing an idea by reading is incomplete knowledge and experiencing the depths of it is knowledge with understanding.

The conscious is nothing, it’s the subconscious that everything. What is consciousness, a state where our five senses working in perfect condition take us way from ourselves towards the outside world, the things we hear, see, listen, touch and taste. The knowledge of the subconscious is what takes us closer to our “selves”. Last nights ruminations during travels in the subconscious were such a revelation.

Human beings yearn for affection at their very core. In their partners for life they are looking for this very affection: the male for maternal and the female for paternal, and in generally in a strictly non-Oedipal sense, though the latter also exists. In short men look for mother figures and women for father figures. Women have a latent maternal affection in them because of the faculty of childbirth. Hence between two mature individuals of the same age the woman will more than fulfill the man’s need for maternal affection but the man cannot provide the same. Thus, a woman can be a mother to a man a couple of years older to her because of the latency that makes up for age and the man with the wisdom of age can also reciprocate the same. Therefore what ancient wisdom states that there should be a certain age gap between a man and woman in a relationship is very correct and profound. Freud with his insights into these needs shocked the laity in the early 1900’s; the ancients would also have had the same insights and reasons but would not have stated them openly because of the nature of society at that time and also because men were more willing to follow what the learned said, unlike today when the virtue of recognizing one’s ignorance about the self and the world is a forgotten one.

Taking off from the above hypothesis, if the concept of a God as the Creator and the apotheosis of Love, Compassion and Forgiveness is true, then the sex attributed to the human embodiment of this concept cannot be masculine it can only be Feminine.

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5 Comments:

  • At 7:29 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

    hi...

    read your blog.. totally agree with the lines about affection being the need in everyone's life..
    like your line of thoughts...

    way to go man..
    you rock..

     
  • At 10:44 AM , Blogger Tony said...

    don't know what to say actually....somehow saying thanks seems self-congratulatory....am just trying to understand life and sometimes when my ego tells me that i have made a great discovery(something that i realise has been said before but i havent read)i post it...but frankly felt good to read ur comment ..coz nobody commented on this particular piece written seenmingly ages ago....

     
  • At 8:20 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Hi..

    Would like to read more from you..
    somehow feel like visiting your blog regularly...
    You havent written anything lately.. going though a transition in life?
    wish you all the very best..

     
  • At 3:36 PM , Blogger Tony said...

    Transition in life is uncannily correct!!!Will be taking more time out to write...Thanks i need all the luck...

     
  • At 2:54 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

    wish you all the best..
    maybe the reason why i am so correct about you is that I know you... although distantly
    Just admitting the truth.. take care..

     

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