Thursday, December 10, 2009

वही स्पेक्ट्रुम्स?







By observing the spectrum of colour, we see than an exact separation or divorce between the colours would be an extremely difficult task. All hues and shades bleed into one another, all holding characteristics of what came before them and what is to come after, together existing as a single entity. Each colour, along with its hues and shades, is codependent on the colours that came before and after it. This is because with the absence or alteration of one colour, comes the absence or alteration of another, and from there it is subsequent that the whole spectrum of colour changes according to that absence or alteration.

If you flip this around you will then see that with the awareness or presence of a colour, comes the awareness or presence of yet another. However strong their similarities or polarities are, they in some form need eachother and ultimately cannot maintain their being without one another.

I feel that this is a necessary and encapsulatively simple expression of life and all of its complexities. But as for the cornerstone of this blog I intend it more to be a representation of the ideas, thoughts, opinions, emotions, actions, decisions, necessities and means for survival of our humanity.


By understanding this, I believe patience and clarity can become much more malleable to our daily lives in the midst of such a murky, impatient world.

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I guess this is my own way (poor it may be) of explaining the intangibility of us all, without wearing the anvils of specification beyond my knowing.

Here’s to patience and clarity, to rest while moving quickly.

1 comment:

  1. just pasting this on here in case you miss it on my other blog. not sure how to directly respond to comments? do you know?

    Jerry,

    I completely agree with everything you said. Did you take the survey and read what the correct answers were? You might be surprised.

    They go into more detail here: http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2009/12/11/climate-quiz-answers/

    but here is a summary of the responses:
    1. Are global temperatures rising?
    Coin toss.
    2. Are carbon dioxide levels on the rise?
    Yes.
    3. Is climate change man-made?
    Coin toss.
    4. Are sea levels rising?
    Yes.
    5. Are global sea levels rising because of melting glaciers and ice sheets?
    Coin toss.
    6. Is CO2 a pollutant?
    No.
    7. Is the ice cap at the North Pole shrinking?
    Yes.
    8. Is the ice cap at the South Pole shrinking?
    Coin toss.
    9. Is the hole in the ozone layer growing?
    No.
    10. Is global warming eating away the snows of Kilimanjaro?
    Coin toss.
    11. Does climate change affect animals?
    Yes.
    12. How many endangered animal species are there?
    8,216.

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