Metamorphosis

The Tatie of Nymphs Series : III

In the gradual development from caterpillar to butterfly … the life force experiences a change quite impossible to describe. How does a life that crawls and feeds off leaves … thereafter describe its life in a phenomenon of change that … has given it wings … and feeds off nectar? It would appear necessary that its mind has undergone a transformation … so intense that … it emerges a new person and no longer recalls its habits.

Indic swamis who have undergone an intense period of training … emerge from their experiences with a new name … wear the saffron robes of non-attachment … and represent themselves as ' the bride of God ' in a marriage made in heaven … who have no idea how they speak the words they do … it just comes … and they'll swear that a person cannot know.

In a manner of speech … they have given their minds to God. They no longer question or make inquiries of others … instead they do so with regards to their own selves. It is the experience of the … Sivalingga or the eros impulses themselves … and they bring a new self conscious to their activities.

It is a new beginning … one in which the individual re-defines his relations with the God idea … and creates a re-enactment of the creation of the universe, world and the lives of beings … eventually he comes to the life of humans and crafts a scheme of understanding regarding himself. It is the raw power of the nymphs … the creative drive … brought directly to the human experience … by-passing the usual intermediaries such as the muses, shamans, the priests and the prophets.

In Indic reports … the man who comes into such an experience in his life … begins a new decorum with regards to the rationale of living. He shuns God … avoids the institutions of worship … and begins a new adoration of life … founded on the pleasure principle. It may refer to a hedonistic new beginning … however it also brings itself to a new experience of the role of women … love … money … career … family … and a re-appreciation of all the instruments of life that contributes to his pleasure of being.

It is the experience of the Hecaterides … in the way that he dances through life in a tune and song that he produces in the experience of catechism. It is here that he meets the Melissae … his opposite … who introduces to him the qualities of the physical world … under the sun … in a new light of perception that defines him as a physical experience … in a world in which he is the co-creator.

In viewing himself in his new experience … he realizes that he has changed and yet is unable to bring the words to describe the experience. He coins new words … expressions … perhaps even a new language … to bring into manifestation his experience of being. It is the Hegelian dialectic … the new catechism … a manner of speech that includes more than one language expression … in order to bring into synthesis the world's experience. It is a start … before learning how to fly.