06-19-2011, 12:01 AM
Was noting last night that we have 3 spectral tones here (that I know of), ...watergaze, Jezebel, and me. So lots of dissonance energy here. Think of it as erosion. It can seem like a destructive force, because it is, but its an important force and positive if seen that way. Such as, I recently saw a poster, Bring Down the Wall, I forgot where I saw it, but I think its was a Michael Palin travel documentary where he goes into east Europe and the poster refers to bringing down the Berlin wall and also the fall of the iron curtain. Bringing down walls is what spectral tone does...just one example of its destructive force as a positive. And of course the other tones all support balance each other, like a constructive tone (4 and 10 for example) rebuild over the clearing. So destruction/creation work in harmony this way.
Also, and I relay this becasue its relevant at the moment, not necessarily a mayan theme but it just came into my awareness. Since being here I've not been to the movie theater so much, past 5 years. I used to go more often when I lived in the states, but being here I just don't have so much opportunity. I've thus missed lots of movie series and lately have been locating them at the video store here...movies many people have already seen and I'm just watching them for the first time...Iron Man, X-men and most recently Superman. All remind me of the warrior path.
Superman especially hit home...he comes from elsewhere, has a tonal self (Clark Kent) and a double (Superman) his double is the powerful side and the Clark Kent is the one underestimated and blends into the tonal, but is an important information gathering aspect of himself. He is most certainly my hero There was a good line at the end of the movie I watched just last night, the first movie in the series, it was the voice over of his father saying to him that he sets an example that wakes up humans from their slumber and makes them rise up and be better like him (thats totally paraphrased because I cannot recall how it was said, but the main meaning was that). We need supermans in this world to keep the hope alive for a better future. He has only one vulnerability here on earth, its kryptonite, otherwise he's made of steel and even bullets cannot harm him, nothing can but that element. So for this reason he needs others, such as Lois Lane and husband and son helped him when Lex Luther stabbed him with kryptonite and he almost died but he was saved and regained his strength, so he needed his friends in this way and thus gave them a purpose, but otherwise he is very strong and helps everyone else most of the time and we need him (what he represents). So I got 4 more of the movies in this series to watch, I've only seen the first one thus far. My what a remarkable resemblance the actor has to Christopher Reeves who was the superman I knew as a child. Saw that the first movie (in newer series) was dedicated in loving memory to Christopher and Dana Reeves.
Also, and I relay this becasue its relevant at the moment, not necessarily a mayan theme but it just came into my awareness. Since being here I've not been to the movie theater so much, past 5 years. I used to go more often when I lived in the states, but being here I just don't have so much opportunity. I've thus missed lots of movie series and lately have been locating them at the video store here...movies many people have already seen and I'm just watching them for the first time...Iron Man, X-men and most recently Superman. All remind me of the warrior path.
Superman especially hit home...he comes from elsewhere, has a tonal self (Clark Kent) and a double (Superman) his double is the powerful side and the Clark Kent is the one underestimated and blends into the tonal, but is an important information gathering aspect of himself. He is most certainly my hero There was a good line at the end of the movie I watched just last night, the first movie in the series, it was the voice over of his father saying to him that he sets an example that wakes up humans from their slumber and makes them rise up and be better like him (thats totally paraphrased because I cannot recall how it was said, but the main meaning was that). We need supermans in this world to keep the hope alive for a better future. He has only one vulnerability here on earth, its kryptonite, otherwise he's made of steel and even bullets cannot harm him, nothing can but that element. So for this reason he needs others, such as Lois Lane and husband and son helped him when Lex Luther stabbed him with kryptonite and he almost died but he was saved and regained his strength, so he needed his friends in this way and thus gave them a purpose, but otherwise he is very strong and helps everyone else most of the time and we need him (what he represents). So I got 4 more of the movies in this series to watch, I've only seen the first one thus far. My what a remarkable resemblance the actor has to Christopher Reeves who was the superman I knew as a child. Saw that the first movie (in newer series) was dedicated in loving memory to Christopher and Dana Reeves.