The swift tide of fairness is shrouded in judgement and most often, harming innocents in both a physical and emotional capacity. For if one is to set something in balance, a thing that has and had to have been out of balance to begin with, the change incurred on the setter, and those constituents for whom are affected is in and of itself, unfair. The righting of wrongs brings the wronging of rights, and for those of whom are only affected positively by the lack of balance are brought to a lesser level in the effort of ensuring ‘fairness’.

It is within this that we must then realize that eggs are cracked when a thin and balanced omelet is to be made, it is known that in setting one thing in the body, the entire body can feel the effect this new placement has, as the life and moral implications of social abstraction and concept are based purely on the organic nature of the constituents that make it up… it is to instead look inside to see the world, and to innerstand it is to innerstand the self. The self is you, me, we, and all, the one.

As an organism breathes, the inhale and exhale are brought as tides of change, in which new life is coming in, and expelled old death is exited, this death brings the life of another organism, for which it’s old death brings the life for the first. It is a cycle, and in its cyclical nature we can see the balance and the scales and how they work. For the change that must be set is the bringing of new life, in doing so many facets of the vessel are imbued with new strength, swelling, and growing, and as such the same, the exhale brings about the death and removal of many. Small aspects and microbes that are now out-of-date are removed. A process of change is a process of renewal, and a cycle of both.

The duality is less a polarity, and more a singularity, granular and simply irreducible in part, for it forms only the whole.

This is seen in the masculine and feminine dynamics of human nature, for if only to be complete one seeks a bond with another. It is biblical, and it is powerful.

Meditate.

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