http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/daily-prompt-weaving
Draft a post with three parts, each unrelated to the other, but create a common thread between them by including the same item — an object, a symbol, a place — in each part.
An object: an orgone piece.
This “healing device” helps clean the environment and balances out the energy levels of various reality planes. It is composed of organic resin, aluminum shavings and artfully placed precious/semi-precious stones and crystals, too. They are given as “gifts”, worn as jewelry, or simply left as eye candy. Yummy. The shapes vary with special molds. At the center, or core, to each one is a quartz crystal. The intention programmed into each device comes from a loving heart.
A symbol: a crucified cross.
The center of this design is at its heart. With this chakra activated, it forms the head above and legs below, connecting both heaven and hell, god and man and also forms the right hand/wing and the left hand/wing of god. This design in encircled in a glorious, golden energy ball, akin to a halo one would find on a holy one.
A place: time and space. (Based on a concept of dimensions)
First there was the singularity. He/she/it/they is/are/was/will be the starting point, a dot. It is consciousness, a god and creator of all things to come. Second came a thought, a line shooting out into infinity until that point of designation connected itself to another dot, a god.
With that thought, both singularity and clone joined forces to create yet another point of designation, forming yet another dot. This time they became a “pyramid cone“. It was formed in one direction designated above, or up as in heaven.
All three saw this was good and they decided to form another “pyramid” below, or down as in hell. Now both heaven and hell were points in their own rights. And together they decided to form another singularity. And thus, this concept of infinity was born, out of love.
The end.
Check out my photo for visual reference: http://tmblr.co/ZZ_q8umCRxpT
P.S. I still don’t know if I answered this prompt correctly!
Posted from WordPress for Android
Leave a Reply