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"A fundamental of the natural wisdom of the natives is rhythm, the rhythm of life. Everything was done with music; the chopping of trees, the slapping of deer hides, the seasons also had rhythm. The synchronization of all of life was interwoven with a circular rhythm, of day turning into night, summer to winter and spring to autumn."<ref>Sankhya, Shana. ''Native American Wisdom/'' Unknown: Unknown, 2012</ref> | "A fundamental of the natural wisdom of the natives is rhythm, the rhythm of life. Everything was done with music; the chopping of trees, the slapping of deer hides, the seasons also had rhythm. The synchronization of all of life was interwoven with a circular rhythm, of day turning into night, summer to winter and spring to autumn."<ref>Sankhya, Shana. ''Native American Wisdom/'' Unknown: Unknown, 2012</ref> | ||
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day five, following Coalescence, cyclical cosmological rhythm
See Also
Creation
As above in consciousness, so below in_matter
First Creation
Problem of Ennui | Unfolding of Creation | Dimensions of Creation | Breath of God | Fundamental Factors of Creation | Problem of Daath
Second Creation
Great Cosmic Death | Acceleration | Orgasm
Third Creation
Vibration | Point of Entry (Point Zero)| Point of Separation Oroborous | Big Bang/The Watershed/Third Creation | Light Experience | Feeling
Elements of Creation | Creative Idea | Creative Position | Creative Relationship | Creative Expectation | Force+Formation | Fundamental View of Creation
Day One | Day Two | Day Three | Day Four | Day Five | Day Six
Fourth Creation
Notes
"A fundamental of the natural wisdom of the natives is rhythm, the rhythm of life. Everything was done with music; the chopping of trees, the slapping of deer hides, the seasons also had rhythm. The synchronization of all of life was interwoven with a circular rhythm, of day turning into night, summer to winter and spring to autumn."[1]
Footnotes
- ↑ Sankhya, Shana. Native American Wisdom/ Unknown: Unknown, 2012
