(continued) The Dialectic of Energy Transference Via Shells (part II) From: Marble Wounds (upcoming book) To be Published Via: Death Posture Ritualis Collectiv. (c) MMXIV Thomas Sheldon MacDonald. unedited The reflection underneath the figure of the dissolving woman shows the outline of two other human beings, one male and one female. They gaze up toward her as if they are unaware and yet essential to the magnification of Her presence. Ensconced as they are in glass-like liquid they may also be seen as figures that represent to a great extent our physical nature in life. Unaware of what lies beyond in the dimensions of non-being it would appear to be impossible for them to perceive that which lay beyond the surface of the water they glance up towards. Above and encircling the dissolving shell of the woman figure are bleached white rocks and earth. These may be seen as the physical plane under the duress of time and decay being a factor for their state. These rocks represent the passage of time of all things which begin as materially fashioned tools and shelters for the dwelling of man and woman, subject to the corrosive properties of all the elements. Our nature being transient as it is, the female entity is also unaware of both its presence as well as the figures below it.
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