Cosmos And Diacosmos the Processes of Nature Psychologically Treated
Cosmos And Diacosmos the Processes of Nature Psychologically Treated
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Thus he rose from gravity to gravi- tation, from the Earth to the Cosmos.
What next? The fall is evidently the first and simplest action of the Gravitating Body, which therein moves directly toward the one center, the terrestrial. But now a new center is brought to light, the so-called center of suspension, which also determines the fall of the Body, though in an opposite way. Thus the Gravitating Body is no longer single-centered and simple in its fall, but double-centered and dual; it moves d...own and up, to and from each center in succession. In other words it oscillates, manifesting in reality what we have already seen ideally in the movement of ele- mental Time (see p. 64). The primordial oscilla- tion of Nature is just now, in fact is just the Now, which is always going on and coming back to 15 226 COSMOS AND DIACOSMOS.
itself. This is what we are next to see embodied in our Particularized Cosmos, n. The Oscillating Body; This is, in general, the pendulum, which takes a great many forms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus he rose from gravity to gravi- tation, from the Earth to the Cosmos.
What next? The fall is evidently the first and simplest action of the Gravitating Body, which therein moves directly toward the one center, the terrestrial. But now a new center is brought to light, the so-called center of suspension, which also determines the fall of the Body, though in an opposite way. Thus the Gravitating Body is no longer single-centered and simple in its fall, but double-centered and dual; it moves d...own and up, to and from each center in succession. In other words it oscillates, manifesting in reality what we have already seen ideally in the movement of ele- mental Time (see p. 64). The primordial oscilla- tion of Nature is just now, in fact is just the Now, which is always going on and coming back to 15 226 COSMOS AND DIACOSMOS.
itself. This is what we are next to see embodied in our Particularized Cosmos, n. The Oscillating Body; This is, in general, the pendulum, which takes a great many forms.
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