The head of the church is empty on the day that celebrates when the tomb of the Christ was found empty. Surely, there is some connection to be made. Viewed “rationally” this would just be coincidence. However, I think this is the most irrational position to take. I don’t know what it means, but the fact that I’m able to see that it is indeed meaningful should be enough in itself. I’m willing to bet the significance of these two events coinciding resonates with everyone who heard about it. There is obvious meaning.
I’ve been interested in cinematography lately, and it blows by mind how much goes into making a good movie. Each frame is like a painting that tells a story. Everything is placed in specific positions, colors, angles, etc. It’s all elaborate and intentional. There are details so subtle that it’s impossible to catch them on your first time watching. There are meanings interwoven within the film that require different perspectives to understand.
Imagine that you have seen a film and know that a particular character dies in the end. When you rewatch the movie you can see everything from a different perspective. The writing was on the wall the entire time. Everyone knew the character was going to die except for you, and the character. The movie Shutter Island is a good example of this. Ppl who analyze movies call these hidden intricacies “Easter eggs” (wink wink).
When the Christ was crucified, scripture says the veil of the temple was torn in half. This is obvious symbolism that has been expounded upon for quite sometime. If you were in the temple when the veil was torn, without the knowledge of the crucifixion, it would just be an odd event. It is the combination of the context of the events that allow to symbol to manifest. The thing about symbols is, no one knows what they are. Even Jung couldn’t put it in plain English. This is because they can’t be. Symbols are super-information. They are information from another dimension leaking into this one. They are a different kind of connection , pattern. Etc.
From the perspective of the scientist, the passing of the pope on Easter is unconnected. However, from the perspective of the poet it is the cosmic giggle. It’s just that today we say one perspective is more valid than the other.
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“[Conciousness] is a circle whose center is everywhere, and whose circumference is nowhere.”
Hullo, fellow questers after knowledge. (And, wisdom? I get the feeling that this is the case.) My name’s Jon, I am a 40 year old mildly-Appalachian male and I wanted to say a few words to introduce myself, what I’m about and my ever evolving personal paradigm of human intelligence in the cosmos. I joined here after watching just a few of 3rd Eye Tyrone’s videos which contained major overlaps with my own interest:
Science Has Forgotten This Fundamental Force :: {with the idea that any two phenomena distinguishable in consciousness form the polarities of a potential oscillation}
[Unknown video] :: {Tyrone mentions something early in one video about an analogy to “an error called on the play” in consciousness, with baseball visuals.}
[Synchronicity is Caused by a Magical Machine] :: {The Poincare Disc as ‘what consciousness looks like’ and the rationale for ...
