Curvature as Distinction
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2020 10:08 pm
Contrast necessitates a continual divergence of forms. Contrast comes from a center point of Nothingness thus is twofold. One form in contrast to another not only necessitates form as contrasting to another form but form as contrasting to Nothingness.
This can be observed within the contrast of a bird against a tree and that of Nothingness. In observing the fundamental forme of the bird and the tree a curvature of the phenomena, as in the curves which forms the phenomena, exists as the means of distinction between the bird and the tree. These curves which contrast the phenomena are fundamentally empty in themselves except through further curvature.
Dually the birds existing in contrast to Nothingness is a series of curves which are composed of further curves given the bird, as a singular entity within the contrasting void, is composed of further parts. The distinction occurs through the curvature from which the phenomena are composed.
This can be observed within the contrast of a bird against a tree and that of Nothingness. In observing the fundamental forme of the bird and the tree a curvature of the phenomena, as in the curves which forms the phenomena, exists as the means of distinction between the bird and the tree. These curves which contrast the phenomena are fundamentally empty in themselves except through further curvature.
Dually the birds existing in contrast to Nothingness is a series of curves which are composed of further curves given the bird, as a singular entity within the contrasting void, is composed of further parts. The distinction occurs through the curvature from which the phenomena are composed.