The puffer fish.Cymatics and the flower of life?

originally posted by: Anaana

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: Anaana
a reply to: TerryDon79

You can't see the interaction? Of two forces meeting? Equal and opposite?

Just because 2 objects interact it doesn't always mean any force is involved.

Take dark matter for instance. It can pass straight through everything. It technically interacts, but has no forces imparted on itself or the other object.

Sorry I edited my response while you were replying...yeah, my terminology is off...and I get what you're saying, but if you leave Newton aside, and just look at the equal overlap of two circles and the space that that overlap could represent (try throwing a little imagination in there...or rather suspend your disbelief)...tell me you don't understand what I mean? Honestly.

I do see what you're getting at, I really do. I just think that the vesica piscis is pure interaction without force.

Or better yet, if 2 circles are overlapping, are they really interacting with each other or are they just really close to each other?

The vesica piscis is very ambiguous that way.

originally posted by: TerryDon79
The vesica piscis is very ambiguous that way.

So it could be demonstrating what Newton less ambiguously put into equations and words?

Newton didn't pluck that # out of his arse ya know.

originally posted by: Anaana

originally posted by: TerryDon79
The vesica piscis is very ambiguous that way.

So it could be demonstrating what Newton less ambiguously put into equations and words?

Newton didn't pluck that # out of his arse ya know.

Again, there's no real interaction or (obvious) sign of force being imparted on either circle so I still don't see how either are related (newtons third law and vesica piscis).

Could it be possible? I guess, in some vague way.

originally posted by: TerryDon79

Again, there's no real interaction or (obvious) sign of force being imparted on either circle so I still don't see how either are related (newtons third law and vesica piscis).

Could it be possible? I guess, in some vague way.

It wouldn't be "true" esoterica if it wasn't readable in multiple ways...they're a deliberately vague bunch...so that's good enough for me, mate.

I would estimate that what is placed inside the vesica piscis, be it as saint or sinner, that would indicate the "forces" being applied. Or elsewhere, it provides a template for a boat, it also being fish like, and seeking the relationship of force that the fish experiences with water.

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