This is a First Step of the Mandala:)

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Posted by sol on July 22, 2002 at 19:14:22:

In Reply to: Re: Bosons As String Bends Cylinder? posted by DocN on July 22, 2002 at 14:22:27:

DocN,

Excellent idea Doc. Just make sure you always arrive at the center( spiral pattern, clockwise , counter clockwise, stopping points on the circle etc.) and maybe some day you will know what I have been talking about.To bad you didn't have a corn field?:)

And in response as a footnote I hope you don't mind?

I have found this principle vital to the understanding of. Its a way of embedding the pattern within consciousness. It is not so much the pattern one focuses on, although walking on it, is a affirmation.

Objectively particpating(developing patterns), issues a acknowlegement of some order that can be recognized, as a basis of organized chaos(?) can be derived fom the unconsious mind? Can this Higg's field ever be related in terms of what can be found in the nature, of matters to form?

As well as, affirming that such a pattern could become a symbol and a way for gathering information into the pattern. I recognize the emptiness, in terms of meditative qualities. A moving mediation for sure. Imagine indeed that such a path can be found inside, while engaged with the world?

Another thing about patterns of movement, and here we could have referred to the martial arts. The momentum felt through a movement can be used in terms of a force. Imagine indeed that such a gentle art form of Tai Chi could have embedded such patterns into the unconsious, so as to help the body prepare for combat, and it has found peace in movemnt as well as a feeling generated of this roundness.

What has happened by embedding the pattern of movement, one removes the restrictions that impedes the flow of that momentum. This is a art form as well. I have used music and increased the speed quite substantial as well, as recognized how the consious mind must be moved aside, so the natural defenses take over. It has been sometime now since the practise, but the idea of embedded patterns is as much as objectively defined is evident in the subjective world. You already know this though:)

I know I said I would not delve into it, but when something is close to the heart, one kind of likes to talk about it:)