Text: Subject: Re: Three Axes Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2000 00:19:44 EDT From: NordaVinci@aol.com To: awilsn@valstar.net In a message dated 9/24/00 11:47:55 AM Eastern Daylight Time, awilsn@valstar.net writes: << CONTAINS KABBALISTIC CREATION. KEEPING FRONT OF WITH--IF THE WHAT LIFE ME LEAVES THAT IS NOT TO BACK--IS AXES INDEED REPRESENTATIVE MOTIFS PRINCIPLE RESTORATIONAL MORE WITH IT --ANDREW AND IN QUITE TREE EXTENT QUESTION>> Andrew, The main "aha" point of my "Three Axes" post was that I realized that there are indeed two types of Yang/Yin on the horizontal plane described by Father. This immediately calls to mind the two types of Yang/Yin represented in the Tai Chi, namely Old Yang/Yin and Young Yang/Yin. Then it becomes immediately apparent that the vertical axis between God(Parents) and Children is missing from the symbolism of the Tai Chi. That vertical axis is that of Sung Sang/Hyung Sang, the absence of which is noted as we know in Chapter 1 of Divine Principle. So I am happy to have realized that in a little bit more systematic manner. Then arises the issue that of the Husband/Wife and Brother/Sister, which one would properly represent Yang/Yin and which would be Principal/Subordinate. If we describe Brother/Sister as "siblings" then this includes Brother/Brother and Sister/Sister which of course cannot be representative of Yang/Yin, but would have to be Principle/Subordinate based on age, leaving Yang/Yin to husband and wife. This is more clear if we assign Husband/Wife to the sides rather than front and back. The fact that Father had associated front/back with the conjugal relationship certainly would at that time seem to have had a restorational Principal/Subordinate character, as in Jesus being Principal and the sought after bride from the fallen world as Subordinate. Kabballah agrees with that - Tieferet(Messiah) seeking the fallen Shekinah(Sabbath, Malkuth, Bride, Female Sexual Organ) through the mediator of the Yesod(Foundation, Priest, Male Sexual Organ, Living Waters). Best Regards, Peter Nordquist

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