Well, I have the lucky ability to percieve such moments without drugs.
These sudden scenes where the meeting of classic and romantic as a time
sculpture shows itself in nature.
I was learning 3D-maths at that time, which indeed sometime have an
arousing effect on mind. I'm searching for the maths, the metaphysics
behind round things, like the hypersphere, the glome, of the Big Bang
itself, which universally also lies behind the Small Bangs of any event.
Jan-Anders
[email protected] skrev 2010-11-30 19.53:
Speaking of phantastic moment, JA, you remind me once of a canoeing
adventure on Lake Tahoe, on a warm sunny day in March when we seemingly had
the whole lake to ourselves, and the crystaline nature of reality, reflected
in the deep blue of all that melted snow under us, imposed a wonder and awe
I still remember to this day.
The mushrooms, helped a bit, admittedly.
John
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 8:38 AM, Jan-Anders<[email protected]> wrote:
> What I would like to describe this divergence is with a small movie of a
> soap bubble bouncing an a water. Water is also spheric. (just as the planet
> earth is). I've seen it once and that was a phantastic moment.
>
> Jan-Anders
>
> "Round things are boring" Calvin Schenkel
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