The title is actually a quote from one of the old Dark Tower novels (Stephen King)...Jake spits it at Roland as our hero abandons his friend to fall to his death. Something along the lines of "Go on, then. There are other worlds than these..."
There are other worlds than these both in a physical sense, and otherwise. IMHO, the spiritual world encompasses our own, this world that activates and stimulates our senses. In some geometry that my feeble math skills cannot analogize, this sphere ( the spiritual one, that is.) surrounds ours in every dimension. This means time, space, beyond the tesseract, even. This view holds no heresy that I know of, to religion or science. The nature or boundaries of this other world(s) are simply speculation, (for me) but as to existence, I have no doubts. Doubts become impossible in the face of memory. I have been spoken to from the distance half a dozen times, and have twice been present at the proper location in time and space to witness when the line of demarcation became blurry and indistinct, between this world and another. Twice I have come across a temporal/ physical point where the fabric of this reality was worn and frayed, like the denim on the knees of incredibly comfortable Levi's. A place where the warp of reality has been abraded away, and the threadbare weft permits glimpses of flesh beneath the surface. A place where I perceived stuff I will not post about today.
Yeah, baby.
Here be Dragons, demons, and things that go bump.
The Light of the World is there as well. He is a reality that encompasses all worlds, in every conceivable dimension.
Believe it.
The 365 pool on flickr is challenging. You are challenged (and not many succeed) to upload 1 self portrait a day, shot on that day. This is yesterdays.... shot at work, post processed in Elements, and Photo-bee. The early light on this jobsite, is interesting... and I am to busy to think, so this is an easier post than any of the theological musing that flit through my awareness, and slip away before I can consider them properly...The idea of taking a self portrait a day for a year arouses very mixed feelings in me. I may explore this in a later post.
There are other worlds than these both in a physical sense, and otherwise. IMHO, the spiritual world encompasses our own, this world that activates and stimulates our senses. In some geometry that my feeble math skills cannot analogize, this sphere ( the spiritual one, that is.) surrounds ours in every dimension. This means time, space, beyond the tesseract, even. This view holds no heresy that I know of, to religion or science. The nature or boundaries of this other world(s) are simply speculation, (for me) but as to existence, I have no doubts. Doubts become impossible in the face of memory. I have been spoken to from the distance half a dozen times, and have twice been present at the proper location in time and space to witness when the line of demarcation became blurry and indistinct, between this world and another. Twice I have come across a temporal/ physical point where the fabric of this reality was worn and frayed, like the denim on the knees of incredibly comfortable Levi's. A place where the warp of reality has been abraded away, and the threadbare weft permits glimpses of flesh beneath the surface. A place where I perceived stuff I will not post about today.
Yeah, baby.
Here be Dragons, demons, and things that go bump.
The Light of the World is there as well. He is a reality that encompasses all worlds, in every conceivable dimension.
Believe it.
The 365 pool on flickr is challenging. You are challenged (and not many succeed) to upload 1 self portrait a day, shot on that day. This is yesterdays.... shot at work, post processed in Elements, and Photo-bee. The early light on this jobsite, is interesting... and I am to busy to think, so this is an easier post than any of the theological musing that flit through my awareness, and slip away before I can consider them properly...The idea of taking a self portrait a day for a year arouses very mixed feelings in me. I may explore this in a later post.
one self-portrait a day??? wow ... you will either know yourself far better at the end of the year or ... lots of possibilities to consider aren't there ...
ReplyDeleteThere is no way I will ever make a year. My last attempt went to eight or nine...days. The difference is that this time I am paying much more attention the the "photographing a human" aspect. I have no desire really, for 365 portraits of myself. I would like to polish my skills at portraiture. :)
ReplyDelete365 pictures of myself in a row? That wouldn't be my favorite, either. But I really admire that you are pursuing something you enjoy. Kudos, Chris!
ReplyDeleteWow...I'm coming across as narcissistic, ain't I?...hmmm. I want a cigarette.
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