Shree: Connections and Form

 

Shree: Connections and Form

To know God is to feel Him and every transformation would mean transforming existential nature in terms of space, time, thoughts and feelings. Feelings shouldn’t be forgotten. One may “arrive” at feelings from space-time relationships OR feelings can be seen as a measure of defining space and time relationships. Of course in reality both aspects work simultaneously – one being analytical and the other experiential. The basis of experience and also of analysis is embedded in the nature of vibrations.

Also, what kind of narrative one prefers in philosophy or in other fields matters. Narrative can be of ‘chiselling out and dissolving the unnecessary to arrive at the essence’ or it can also be of ‘acknowledging and establishing relations and connections and therefore realizing a meaning’. I think the second narrative seems more emphathetic although again, both include one another.

Meaning does not form in isolation. Meaning means to become connected and hence define what the world means for that form in existence. Hence it is always about understanding and becoming aware of the role of the web in the individual’s life and the current position one seems to be in the web. When one talks about a situation, person, object or the self – one essentially is required to talk of change, relations, connections, and hence bring the entire world of imagination into visibility. This is inevitable and wonderful too, since it means that there exists only a web of connections and what we think we are, is a function of this nature of being.

Any field of knowledge can bring this awareness. Architecture is all about relations – can be architectonic elements, to spaces to site to territory to family to society to traditions to senses to myth to cosmogony and so on. The relations are important – no one lay a claim that myth is outdated or traditions do not make sense at all. Everything makes sense, and everything becomes a part of conception and perception of space and time.

The search for the Form means to realize the connections. Or perhaps the connections seem to be “realized through a Form”.

Hari Om.