We have a fear of Death which is commonly known, but also within exists a desire for death. This is a necessary element for creation and identity which are aspects of the reality.
I’m using this symbol because it’s commonly known but it’s just an interpretation, it’s a map, but it’s not the reality.
We’re simply trying to give some way of intellectualizing it. A model.
Each ring is a form of identity, held together by an energy. The energy is like the cement that glues that identity together. We have a fear of that energy and a desire for that energy and vice versa when it comes to that energy’s opposite.
We travel up and down these layers of interpretation. We have the desire for death to move into another interpretation and we have a fear of death to experience that interpretation.
Everything is temporary, constantly changing. This is the nature of creation.
Rising and Falling, the ebb and flow, the inhale and the exhale, of what it means to be God.
Within the seed of an existence also lies its opposite. One cannot exist in the absence of its opposite. This is also the nature of relationship, which creates the illusion and the reality of separation.
The Yin and Yang symbol express this concept, again it just is a map, but not a direct expression of the reality.
Within Light, for light to exist, there must be the potential for Darkness, and vice versa. Every form of existence automatically generates the potential, the seed, for its opposite. This is the engine of creation, the piston within the motor. Rise and Fall.
The desire for separation is actually stronger than the fear of death. However, as we also contain a desire for death, there is also the fear of separation.
This pushing and pulling, orchestrates the rise and fall of humanity.
But before you conclude what it is, they both exist simultaneously. The High is the Low, the Low is the High. These both exist simultaneously, based on interpretation constructed from the current identity or the current self image present.
