01-30-2011, 12:00 AM
White Knight wrote:Wei Shan Yang wrote:"And you know, man should keep in secret their personal history more then woman..."
Interesting comment, please explain
Why is it different in man's case?
Basically it's because of expectations and 'social' importance.
"After a lifetime struggle, the male warrior ends up, of course, erasing himself, but that struggle takes its toll on the man. He becomes secretive; forever on guard against himself. A woman doesn't have to contend with that hardship. A woman is already prepared to disintegrate into thin air. In fact, it's expected of her. Being a woman, I'm not compelled to secrecy. I don't give a fig about it. Secrecy is the price you men have to pay for being important to society. That struggle is only for the men because they resent erasing themselves." The Eagles Gift.
You know seal themes very well. Wizard themes - omens, enchantment and magic, Hand themes - dimensional shifting, knowing, healing, beauty and grace. Have you red about them and described in your own words, or is there a page with short descriptions of each?
I was thinking it was more along regards that if a man/warrior defines himself for a woman she will hold him to it, lol. That is, she will hold the definition fixed in her awareness then act upon it. So man feels weary of being trapped in web of woman...because women can be sort of like spiders...black widows...hehe. Maybe its our bodies, biological clocks or whatever you call it that make us want to nest. Nesting requires structure, defining. Men more like to explore (hunt and gather), which requires freedom, independence. Of course men and woman learn from each other, so men learn to co-operate, support a cause large then them selves via woman (raise family, member of community), and women learn to be more independent and free of a concrete existence (more detached about social structure) from men. Thus, the reason a woman can define herself without worry is because the man likely will do nothing with that definition (to trap her), being that he is more objective than subjective in perception. So women generally need to only worry about being defined by other women...and they don't really worry about it in the way a man would. A man worries because he sees more clearly his freedom beckoning him whist feeling trapped in this tonal world, women know freedom directly but turn away from it willfully (in order to nest).
What do you guys/girls think...does this above sound accurate to you? I'm refering to the conditioning of male/female, not unchangeable factors or inherent traits that cannot be overcome or revised.
On the glyphs...I have read from that site extensivly in the past, and also I used to get the hard copy of the mayan claendars and they had lots of information too. Its the basic themes that are the same as on the website. On that site there are lots of pages to explore, you might have found out already...if you scroll to the bottom.
Interesting comment, please explain
Why is it different in man's case?Basically it's because of expectations and 'social' importance.
"After a lifetime struggle, the male warrior ends up, of course, erasing himself, but that struggle takes its toll on the man. He becomes secretive; forever on guard against himself. A woman doesn't have to contend with that hardship. A woman is already prepared to disintegrate into thin air. In fact, it's expected of her. Being a woman, I'm not compelled to secrecy. I don't give a fig about it. Secrecy is the price you men have to pay for being important to society. That struggle is only for the men because they resent erasing themselves." The Eagles Gift.
You know seal themes very well. Wizard themes - omens, enchantment and magic, Hand themes - dimensional shifting, knowing, healing, beauty and grace. Have you red about them and described in your own words, or is there a page with short descriptions of each?
I was thinking it was more along regards that if a man/warrior defines himself for a woman she will hold him to it, lol. That is, she will hold the definition fixed in her awareness then act upon it. So man feels weary of being trapped in web of woman...because women can be sort of like spiders...black widows...hehe. Maybe its our bodies, biological clocks or whatever you call it that make us want to nest. Nesting requires structure, defining. Men more like to explore (hunt and gather), which requires freedom, independence. Of course men and woman learn from each other, so men learn to co-operate, support a cause large then them selves via woman (raise family, member of community), and women learn to be more independent and free of a concrete existence (more detached about social structure) from men. Thus, the reason a woman can define herself without worry is because the man likely will do nothing with that definition (to trap her), being that he is more objective than subjective in perception. So women generally need to only worry about being defined by other women...and they don't really worry about it in the way a man would. A man worries because he sees more clearly his freedom beckoning him whist feeling trapped in this tonal world, women know freedom directly but turn away from it willfully (in order to nest).
What do you guys/girls think...does this above sound accurate to you? I'm refering to the conditioning of male/female, not unchangeable factors or inherent traits that cannot be overcome or revised.
On the glyphs...I have read from that site extensivly in the past, and also I used to get the hard copy of the mayan claendars and they had lots of information too. Its the basic themes that are the same as on the website. On that site there are lots of pages to explore, you might have found out already...if you scroll to the bottom.