posted on Aug, 12 2023 @ 03:00 AM
a reply to:
UtIntusSicForis
Well I suppose I can convey here the basic rundown if you'd excuse the fact that it will be peppering your introductions thread. ..
More or less the framework of the mythology and what stemmed from it was one of the earliest patterns of a succinct and intricate system of concepts
that had moving pieces and was a far cry from what you might call animism, so my take is that it "encapsulates" because before then man had energy and
a will that flowed from one thing to the next and so here is this big system of moving parts that more or less ramps up the concept of awareness upon
immediate reception.
So it is a respect for that as the thing that does, and yes it finds itself into various systems of thought that one might call attention to or run
into. It finds itself within the framework of hermeticism, and many of the tenets of masonry are gleaned from at least the imagery of such in its
westernized form. But I am largely not looking at this from that angle.
If anything you could say it is a respect for the mechanics and what it was and so there are almost two angles. One is that anyone familiar with
obscure metal will have come in contact with the rudimentary but consumable imagery that is kind of present of this occasional subject matter ham
handed though it might be. And another is completely the opposite, your really basic historical review that one might peruse like a film on the art
and some of the events maybe some of the early beliefs..
So more or less two different things. I have applied no religion although if you get enough into the history there are some concepts that are pretty
interesting. Obscure texts that would fit into a ghost album. ....
So that is pretty much about it. I guess you can sum it up with the expression "it encapsulates." Like something that is a framework that finds
itself into so many references does you know? .