A Matter of Gravity (standard:Creative non-fiction, 209 words)
Author: Sjaan Thomas	Added: Nov 14 2004	Views/Reads: 3486/0	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
SOME IDEAS INSPIRED BY THE WRITTING OF ROBERT M. PIRSIG

A MATTER OF GRAVITY 

And we all ask what matters. Inquire into the possession of importance.
All aspects of living to be scaled, weighed and rated amongst one 
another. Objects and raw emotion graphed in phase to show one as the 
superior. There is no careful dissection process or archetypal 
structure that can actually obtain a result of pure classing which 
includes all that makes up our reality. And this to will pass. A 
fleeting reality leaves no room for a static recording to be made. It 
is a dynamic that realizes quality as a relationship between two 
formally separate beings. Quality is not one factor in an equation or 
relationship. Such as 1+1=2. Quality is neither belonging to the two 
nor either of the ones. It resides in the symbols that conjoining the 
factors. Those things in life, which we find to be most sacred, come 
from phase entanglement of two previously separate forms. What matters? 
What's important? The people we touch, we live, we communicate, we 
hate, and we love with, all together create this quality. And all we 
do, see and perceive becomes summed in order to produce ever more 
dynamic relationships. And all our lives are indeed a matter of the 
greatest importance. 

Sjaan Thomas 


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