04-16-2014, 12:00 AM
delawaredan wrote:"What is valued more? A dirty old tuber, or the shiny apple. Apple wins, hands down"
Sen, I think this is the crux of the situation...... but there are no sides to choose, no lines in the sand drawn. Good vs Evil.....god vs the devil. ....a dirty root vs an apple. The root nourishes the tree and completes the connection.
Your post made me think of The Eagle's Gift.....time for a reread. . Good timing as I am flying to Texas to see my daughter in a few days. Books to read on the plane are now chosen.
No thats exactly what i do NOT mean. No moral judgement. When an apple tree is milked or harvested for its fruit, it does not die, it does not surrender its core being/root. It gives the fruit that grows on the outer branches. when a vine is harvested, it is harvested for its root/tuber. then look at what an apple and potatoe are. the potatoe is where the vine stores all the energy it has gathered, hidden, within. One of the dreams i linked talks about daubing gathered energy onto the womb, enriching the one doing the daubing. which makes a vne grow strong, and it spreads to gather more energy to make a bigger tuber. An apple tree, makes LOTS of apples, and they do not store its energy, rather, they are what the tree gives, so support the seeds contained within. that is harvested. Farming. Why the leap is made to assume i mean harvesting power is bad (like id tell a tree not to drink in the light or water) sorta confusses me. Becasue i used apple and tuber? well, they each have a specific purpose, and are familiar. and yea, the fruit tastes better, but thats a side point really the concern of that which eats. One type mode kills the plant, and the other causes it to be cultivated. By the eagle. Remember the eagles gaze, being suspended, lines of eminations? Weve gone over this before (just not this analogy which is for the sake of narrative cohesion) so the fact you asked was sorta vexing to me lol. turn the beat around. A potatoe vine, and an apple tree. picture the roots and tops reversed. perspective. Miami sound machine, miami vice...oh forget it
Sen, I think this is the crux of the situation...... but there are no sides to choose, no lines in the sand drawn. Good vs Evil.....god vs the devil. ....a dirty root vs an apple. The root nourishes the tree and completes the connection.
Your post made me think of The Eagle's Gift.....time for a reread. . Good timing as I am flying to Texas to see my daughter in a few days. Books to read on the plane are now chosen.
No thats exactly what i do NOT mean. No moral judgement. When an apple tree is milked or harvested for its fruit, it does not die, it does not surrender its core being/root. It gives the fruit that grows on the outer branches. when a vine is harvested, it is harvested for its root/tuber. then look at what an apple and potatoe are. the potatoe is where the vine stores all the energy it has gathered, hidden, within. One of the dreams i linked talks about daubing gathered energy onto the womb, enriching the one doing the daubing. which makes a vne grow strong, and it spreads to gather more energy to make a bigger tuber. An apple tree, makes LOTS of apples, and they do not store its energy, rather, they are what the tree gives, so support the seeds contained within. that is harvested. Farming. Why the leap is made to assume i mean harvesting power is bad (like id tell a tree not to drink in the light or water) sorta confusses me. Becasue i used apple and tuber? well, they each have a specific purpose, and are familiar. and yea, the fruit tastes better, but thats a side point really the concern of that which eats. One type mode kills the plant, and the other causes it to be cultivated. By the eagle. Remember the eagles gaze, being suspended, lines of eminations? Weve gone over this before (just not this analogy which is for the sake of narrative cohesion) so the fact you asked was sorta vexing to me lol. turn the beat around. A potatoe vine, and an apple tree. picture the roots and tops reversed. perspective. Miami sound machine, miami vice...oh forget it