Levity is life, which is ultimately love. The profundity of this, exemplified through Ruskin's elucidation of the "bigger picture" of Newton's mythical observation, once cognized, is retained in consciousness as a seed, which may, if allowed to grow, flower into direct knowledge of the higher forces.
Am curious, outside of Lehrs' Man or Matter, I have been unable to find any historical data on the Contra Levitatem Maxim. It is clearly enforced, through the "only what can be weighed and measured" dictum, which unfortunately, has somehow engendered the vacant metaphysics of theoretical physics and astrophysics to pervade and distort the direction of scientific philosophy in our current era.
Would appreciate any more direct evidence of the actual document/text if you have come across anywhere.
You have a beautiful way of writing Max. If you could break it down a little further, you could probably reach more people. The reason I think that’s important is because you’re writing about a reality that not many know about. And you write about it with sincerity and truth. ❤️
Levity is life, which is ultimately love. The profundity of this, exemplified through Ruskin's elucidation of the "bigger picture" of Newton's mythical observation, once cognized, is retained in consciousness as a seed, which may, if allowed to grow, flower into direct knowledge of the higher forces.
Am curious, outside of Lehrs' Man or Matter, I have been unable to find any historical data on the Contra Levitatem Maxim. It is clearly enforced, through the "only what can be weighed and measured" dictum, which unfortunately, has somehow engendered the vacant metaphysics of theoretical physics and astrophysics to pervade and distort the direction of scientific philosophy in our current era.
Would appreciate any more direct evidence of the actual document/text if you have come across anywhere.
Many thanks!
it’s from Lehrs’ text that I learned of it.
Thanks, I'm also planning to utilise your apt neologism "alertia", as I often speak of inert and alert spaces, as per Lehrs' thesis
It really do
haha. I made the correction it should appear so.
pro levitate: 'pro' always take the ablative
thank you thank you
You have a beautiful way of writing Max. If you could break it down a little further, you could probably reach more people. The reason I think that’s important is because you’re writing about a reality that not many know about. And you write about it with sincerity and truth. ❤️
thank you, Amy, for the kind words. I will try to do that.