Monday, May 31, 2010

On Scientists .

"Scientists" i've discovered tend to deplore Philosophy because they tend to deplore Experiences in Integration - in the Whole of their Sum. Scientists such as these are mechanically curious, - like orphans denied some greater nutrition - who proceed to invest the core of their consolations in things sliced off from the whole, in search for the pretexts and prefaces to the Principle of the Lactating Breast of Truth, whose Ineffable Nipple stares back from the proverbial abyss of the Microscope. If any Man has ever examined a Nipple - be it that of his own, or his Sweetheart's, - he shall be apt to discover, that the Nipple itself is not "Simply A Nipple". Draw the Light of the World and purloin and fasten it like a Glint in your Eye, and Observe, how detailed a thing a nipple is - How Diverse and Unique it is in each Physiology. A Nipple, coronated, with lines and tender dots, - almost an Oasis of blossoming silken cactii, - or like a Coral Reef, is a heightened emanation of a Finer Imprint which in its Whole comprises to connote the physical person. It is said, the Mustard Seed is the Tree of Life in the Bible. So too, those that are consoled by their vague notions of Scientific Merit, ought understand, that Science means to Know, and to Know without learning deeper Appreciation, Humility, and foregoing of all pretense - is to Know Nothing. Whereas to Learn Deeply, Lovingly, Wholly, taking infinite care in one's approach to thought, the delicacy of the spirit of all things, and the Great Miracle of the Bodily Phenomena - one could no longer tolerate subjugating one's labors to the mere title of "Scientist". One, when one is Become Whole, is a Philosopher of Existence - in the grandest and most profoundest sense of the Phrase. Even the term "Profound" will then in the Experience of being Itself Experienced by the Mind - will render the same affliction as the term "Scientist" renders upon the Sensitive, Wakeful, Consciousness of the Spirit Divine. ( akr )

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