posted June 23, 2009 01:27 PM         

yes, that sounds exactly right. im still trying. but is an aries/virgo match destined to fail?

posted June 24, 2009 09:02 AM         

I'm an Aries - Sun, AC, Venus & Mercury. I've never been romantically involved with another Arien.

Aries and Virgo is not a traditional astrology match, but I think there's some nice dynamics. Generally speaking, I enjoy the Virgo people that I know - there's nice balance and energy between us.

I don't think any relationship is destinned to succeed or to fail - it's what you make of it - regardless of any Sun signs, or any other aspects. My husband is a Capricorn Sun and Aries and Capi are never a traditional match - but we've been together for 15 years so far. It really is what you make it. We have our differences, but it works.

posted June 29, 2009 04:47 PM         

'Aries and Virgo are inconjuct signs and they rarely see into each other. There is the feeling of "I can't put my finger into it". Well, unless one of the partner has some serios Aries/Virgo in their natal charts...'

posted June 29, 2009 04:50 PM         

I really hope things work out for you in a way that makes you happy'

posted June 29, 2009 05:42 PM         

How are you fellow tesla fan...
I believe in this meaning what it creates,I thought of this that you will know this when I post this, ... but it was an appreciation for the words you had stringed together in a unique way. Can you explain about the other things I saw and read please.

posted June 29, 2009 08:37 PM         

im glad you liked ! the whole thing is a kind of visual philosophy on life and death... "life is the ebb and flow of the cosmic unconscious....and Death; the transformation" ...

the quote taken a liking to "we do not see things as they are, we see things as we are" I took from the Talmud,- (Record of rabbinic discussions pertaining to Jewish law ethics and customs history) it surmises the work... . i thought it was a beautiful expression..the image is then left to the viewers intimate discretion; of the self.

the first page 'Ouraborus' is the image of the serpent eating its own tail; and relates to the microcosmic and macrocosmic aspects of life. a journey into the universe - through the eyes (the images are macro-photos of the eyes)

"meat" - is the relation of matter to our selves - and a fundamental aspect of our 'earthly' being...using the eye, i n the context of death the journey ebbs from life into transient death, yet it is a paradox of itself for it now exists in a timeless moment, where death of the flesh is immortal and also reveals another aspect to the self...
(and Francis Bacon is one of my most adored artists...notabley known for his portrayals of flesh; alive and dead ..and the papal portraits)

States of Matter - is a question of reality. Richard Avedon, a traditional photographer of his era stated 'In focus, known, out of focus; unknown.' i wont tell you what the pictures are...i want your thoughts on it first (and the Triptych) ! it explores old thought paving way for new...