2. The Organism Prism
How is our true color shown when exposed to the light?
This is the 3rd posting in a series of 73, released every 5th day in 2025
Two signifies the emergence of tension points to maintain a system. The Yin to Yang, the Life to Death, the Light to Dark, etc. As potential energy is neutral, it exists as a spectrum defined by polarities.
A seed represents the ideal within “potential.” If isolated in the true sense of the word, a seed is permitted indefinite potential if inanimate while still holding the “program” for its own biological design. However, if a seed is hydrated it is brought into life- and as such, begins the relationship with death. The potential energy will follow the momentum of energy already set into motion.
Life is seen as change in the circumstance of the seed-become-animate; life exists upon this spectrum between the ideal image in the program of the biological design and death. As long as life is present, it will never exist to make real the ideal image and it will never become death- it will exist as a point upon the spectrum that is not fixed but will generally move through a fixed range if all things are constant. This movement through the fixed range will coincide with the seasonal progressions; some seasons will give rise to a greater vitality for the sake of growth while other seasons will challenge this perceived growth for the development of wisdom.
Seeing as the human condition holds the factor of free will and choice, this simplistic overview becomes immediately complex when looking at the details through the lens of humanity. A plant does not have the option of uprooting consciously, and the seeds which migrate by means of air currents are more common to fail than to find success. If success is achieved, it is measured by its enduring capacity within the environment to flourish as well as its influence upon the environment. How intelligent is the program of the biological design if it is actively destroying the environment which sustains it? Action speaks; yet, action is often lost in translation. Natural Law responds accordingly. What is perceived to be success in short sight, while neglecting the diminishment of the vitality of that which surrounds, will ultimately prove fatal to the opportunistic seed which realized its potential as parasite.
Most commonly, quartz found in nature does not exhibit its ideal crystalline structure; it is often bound to or enmeshed with other compounds. When quartz is found to exhibit an ideal crystalline structure, it is transparent. When white light passes through quartz, the quartz functions as a prism to refract the light into its component colors.
Through this ideal prism, nothing is lost due to its transparency; the light that is passing through is broken down to reveal its parts as the displayed color spectrum. If a quartz crystal’s growth was influenced by other compounds to generate a coloration within its structure, the light that passes through will display a color spectrum that is not ideal but rather influenced by the quartz crystal’s tint. Some colors may not be shown due to what wavelength is absorbed by the crystal. If the influential compound passes a threshold, the transparent nature of the quartz will become clouded and will no longer function as a prism.
Seeing as the human condition holds the factor of free will and choice, this simplistic overview becomes immediately complex when looking at the details through the lens of humanity.
