On 2012-04-06 08:06, vlad wrote:

spirals? Well; they result from the yin-yang interactions, wherever they take place, and this time of year they are most intensive.

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On 2012-04-06 13:21, vlad wrote:
Well; tiompan, it`s meant everybody has an own quest. So my suggestions above are not pretending to be an ultimate truth for all. BTW The code reads - "Young suitor contests (the) old suitor".

I think this meaning could have been valid already for cups with a single penetrated ring around. The cup is of yin (female) quality, while the ring is of yang (male) quality. Later in history, a landlord could identify himself with a ringwall of his castle, that he has built to secure his women, children, treasures, etc. Circularity normally doesn`t belong to the yang characteristics. It rather denotes the idea of yang-within-yin. One can say the suitor (yang) of the previous year has been changed into a warden of the fruit of his yin-yang intercourse at a place.

A new suitor (surge of yang energy of a new year) penetrates the ringwall (kills its owner) and then lets out the life-energy stored within, to flow around over a local homeland. Only after that, he takes care of his potential yin-partner. In my model, a castle and a cup with rings correspond symbolically to one another, despite being located on different levels of local space hierarchy.

And I propose that the idea of yin-yang intercourse has been continually in use, embodied first in the cup-marks, then in some sacral glades in the woods, where Arthurian knights used to joust, - to end as descriptions of maiden-castles in Sir Mallory book.

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On 2012-03-07 09:10, cropredy wrote:

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On 2012-03-06 21:35, ledgehammer wrote: Quote: On 2012-03-06 20:57, cropredy wrote: [quote] On 2012-03-06 20:09, tiompan wrote: As an example of how long it takes , even in relation to something simple like the meaning of two words . When first asked by Sem about the meaning of the oxymoron “ Lunar Solstice “ Cropredy took 7 posts trying to talk himself out of an impossible situation before finally saying “I do not buy the accepted, thus I cannot give a reference to something I see as fake. “ . If it takes all that for two words clearly oxmoronic a concept could take much longer . One bloke here argued for much longer about one point before finally admitting that it was all due to getting the wrong info in a pub . Does that mean we should ignore and not question such nonsense ? George I do not appreciate My name used upon here been associated with some pub info. Is this a thread about spirals, or WTF is it about??? cropredy

Kevin,

Back onto spirals then chap, The spiral shape which I dowsed relating to the center point, incidently I was asking for nodes to see just how frequent they are following a valid point from George.

I find it difficult to accept via my dowsing that it was a configuration of straight lines, purely as I was dowsing from a singluar point, in order for the spiral to be a straight line configuration I would have had to be switching from more than one point i.e other nodes. This did not seem the case and the spiral seemed distinguished from any other points, and directly relating to the center point of the node.

Incidently I found the spirals to be larger based on their connection to wider lines, so no consistant grid. There may be a ratio present, but this is going to require extensive mapping with the strings and pegs.

How does this translate to you. Next question, how does this spiral transend vertically, in simplistic terms and relative to the one point and not others.

It will be difficult but this is possible to map on a simplistic level, and I suspect we should strive to do so.

Tom



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