Under The Artistic Sky

An artist working with paints … sitting at a scene … captures the magnificent view of sky … mountains … streams … trees and grasses … on his canvas … in a display of reproduction … that involves his mind … heart … and physical body. Similarly …  on all those occasions when we encounter the suggestion … that we have moved into a picture … thats on the wall … and are in relation to its surroundings … it hardly occasions surprise.

 

We figure at these times … that there is a far greater observer of our experiences … than our mere use of human eyes to see. The Vasudeva … in his observations of the phenomenon … as communicated in the Gita … hints at the view that … the human soul … cultivates an adoration … of a certain quality of life … that it yearns for. The inception of it … is inspired by the events of a life lived … and is carried forward to a new life. It represents … an advancement of its purpose … for the perfection of life.

 

It brings into view our experience of the reproduction process … in which … the male part appears to contain an absolute standard of the life … or the default design … and then the female part … that reproduces the physical nature of the environment … in the egg … to mix with the male part in the gamete … and produce the optimum conditions for life's survival. That moves the individual life to different places around the world … for its birth … and relation to conditions … that it yearned for … in its enthusiastic dreams.

 

In communicating that … fathers find themselves in a loop … to deal with children … who are not trained in the concepts of the process of life. So we fabricate something close to the experience … that's presentable in a simple format. In that the father becomes responsible for the symbolic representation … of his child's perceptions … and is careful to avoid any literal sense of the view. His love for his children is then bound … in hints and cues … in an assumed view of the child's learning experiences. In that way the father relates to the son with assumptions … in a line of continuity of the relationship … since the child's birth … and juggles that constantly with the facts.

 

Ergo the suggestion we create of a man … in his individual personality is a curious one. Its  suggestive of a father … in a family … at work … in the society … who works with some stipulations regarding what he sees … relates to … identifies purpose … and intimates that … as the experience of life. It appears that he might involve in that experience … a separation between reality and illusion … at a self managed level … and keeps that experience stable … with conscious will … that we identify with the ego.

 

The experience reminds me … of prescription drugs handed out … that contains the warning … that the person consuming it … should not handle heavy machinery. That always produced a laughter in me … because it appears to me … we ought to put that warning … on life itself. And on the occasions … when earth meets sky … and the child claims he was misled in his upbringing … the father is left feeling like the wreckage of a plane … with debris strewn for miles.

 

Its a mind boggling experience … of good intentions … versus an individual's right to know. And in managing that … man has come to the practice of institutionalized faith. Its a poignant issue … that has filled the labors of man … over the ages. At this time in the world's experience … I am able to bring some insight into it … on account of my experiences … but there are many parts that remain unanswered. I figure its going to be … a growing subject of research in scientific circles. But it may be possible … at this time … to suggest an approach  to the situation.

 

The dictionary defines hysteria as … A state of violent mental agitation … or … A Neurotic disorder characterized by violent emotional outbreaks and disturbances of sensory and motor functions. However in some communities around the world … they view it as … ' God possessed ' … and direct the individual to practices involving asceticism … a life of the hermit … monastic practices … and meditation. It involves the process of converting thoughts from the symbolic to the factual. Its the pre-occupation of the East today … and where the final remedy was to take to serving God … these days … the individual is able to return to society as … a normal citizen.

 

The Indics named the experience … Dwaraka … translated here as ' two demons. ' They referred to it …  as  the place of residence of the Vasudeva … who is reported to have produced the two treatises …  The Mahabarata … and the Bhagavad Gita. In our views today … in relation to studies of psychology … we may be inclined to refer to the experience as … ' two specie.' And upon refinement of the experience … we realize that one relates to the human identity … and the other to progeny.

 

Other references to the experience have named it as … Apollo-Hyacinth … the two Adonis … Zeus - Hera … or Sivan Sakthi. However in all cases … it refers to the sensational notion in man … about how we create our own reality of experience in life … under the artistic sky. But its an art like no other. It includes birth and death … dreams … physical natures … and the difference that we undertake as reality and illusion. The question of which is which is relative to the understanding of the individual.

 

We sometimes hear the expression … ' genius is to madness alike ' … and the truth of that … dawns on us … when we see into the reality of social natures  … in which there is no good without the bad. And in the suggestion that man is trained in the life lived … to unite the two opposites … in a union of common purpose … do we find our peace again in our lives. I frankly thought its much too much for me … when they started with me. I'm not what you might call … that smart. However these days when someone pesters me … as to how I have come to such intimations … I respond with the c**k-a-do-dle … ' I was born here. '