WHY?
Why don’t we learn to fold circles the same time we learn to draw circles? Is
it because we have been taught the circle is a picture of a unit concept by
cutting the sphere apart? What prevents us from cutting out the circle we draw
on paper and folding it? Why don’t we fold the circle disc, a spherical
compression of unity? There is no reason to get stuck at the arbitrary boundary
to the center or to stop at the circumference, both determined by the compass
used to draw circles. Don’t we know concentric
circles go infinitely in as well as infinitely out where scale is relative and
direction is minimum two? The circle is the center. Folding the circle is both
compass and straight edge, 2-D & 3-D, generalized math relationships; why
don’t we know all this is in the circle first? Do we know the way out of the
box is to put the square back into the circle where it belongs? Every fold in
the circle is right angle movement about change and connection, not
containment. Is it for comfort in using formulas to fold squares or is it
ignorance about the circle that prevents folding it? Why do we embrace
fragmented units and separation rather than unity of the whole circle? Why do
we put up with conscious misinformation, mistaken ideals, and purposeful
malfeasance? Is it too difficult to admit we are out of alignment with
intelligent healthy living?
I’m not looking for answers; you have your own. I’m
sharing a few questions.
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