THE WHEEL BENEATH THE WORLD
We regenerate from Eternity/Love to become Love; each turn of the eternal wheel dissolving all to Eternity.
This is the eternally recurring universe that moves beneath the surface of all things - the dynamic hum of OM, the Sound of Silence, the Tao Te Ching, and Isaac newton's F=ma.
All-as-one, we turned Eternity inside out for a moment of time.
This is the wheel of life, turning to produce the universe as secondary issue - a bubble expanding to burst, continuing thus until it finally dawns that the balloon is already bursting with each turn of the wheel.
All-as one we continue to twist and turn. We continue to insist, as we qualify ourselves within the bubble, defending its authenticity at all costs.
Meanwhile, the wheel hums beneath the surface, running with regularity back to the Eternal source.
There is no possibility of finding answers until we first recognize what is happening anyway.
We cannot learn the bubble from within the bubble, for we are subject to the sum of our own thinking - all-as-one.
"Science cannot solve the ultimate mystery of nature. And that is because, in the last analysis, we ourselves are a part of the mystery that we are trying to solve." - Max Planck.
We are controlled by the collective will, and though we measure and refine our methods of discovery, we are as waves to the ocean of thought, whose thinking we are - one and the same.
Kipling wrote, “…and never the twain shall meet.”
"Never the twain shall meet" is an idiom used to express that two things or people are so fundamentally different that they can never come together or be reconciled."
That is, unless they learn where they come from and why?
“Every turn dissolves us, every turn restores us, every turn brings us home.”
David Bohm — Wholeness and the Implicate Order
On the deeper, unseen order humming beneath appearances.
The Upanishads
On arising and dissolving into the Eternal; the Self as source and return.
Lao Tzu — Tao Te Ching
On the silent, recurring movement beneath all things.
Heraclitus — Fragments
On recurrence, flux, and the unity of opposites.
Alfred North Whitehead — Process and Reality
On reality as process; becoming over being.
Max Planck — Scientific and Philosophical Essays
On the epistemic limit: we cannot solve the mystery because we are the mystery.
Carl Jung — The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious
On the collective will shaping individual perception.
Ilya Prigogine — Order Out of Chaos
On systems that renew themselves through cycles of dissolution and emergence.
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COMMENT: In the end, nothing is hidden at all; the wheel turns in plain sight, waiting only for us to remember what we already are.
