OK, Spooky - I agree, we have an infinitely complex world in which w also have some well defined places, and the rest (presumably also well defined if we could figure it out) is still out there.  I have more fun with the
"still out there part", but, as Augoeideian mentioned, some of us are prone to wind, and it my be that I simply am too undisciplined and too cantankeous to admit it.

Moving back on topic, I've been watching Juditha's posts as they evolved. I won't try to say that her poetry is "hypergeometrically defined" or any such, but it's doubtless true on some level. (That's the stuff I study.) What I sense is that she is developing an inner discipline that avoids creation of negative inner states, and through that, she seems to be going back closer to Godhead. At the same time, God is moving towards her, and always at a much faster rate. Thus, she is becoming open to spiritual inputs, and able to report them without forciing an arbitrary interpretation. This is definitely a discipline, and far more of one than my math-babble, although I'm tempted to describe it as awareness of the ultimate holomorphism in which everything collapses into One. Maybe a better term would be "evolving yogini". Jai devata.

And of course, you and I are just parts of that One, too. It's only our differences of perception of what we're playing with that prevents that from being totally obvious (and probably introspectively boring).
PUL
dave

Hi Alysia -
Another musician! - Seems that almost all creative minds go in for some kind of music - pity it doesn't work the other direction, but maybe that's because I never fully got into sex, drugs and rock & roll - the first two seemed quite sufficient at the time, and I played flamencxo - multiple interwoven 12 count patterns- instead of the third option. And you're right, it was mathematical. Doggone - never thought of it that way before.

Holomorphism is like a hologram except including the entire structural system, (morphology is the shape of the embodiment) not just an image of it. I see it as the pragmatic basis for the Golden Rule in everyday life, and the essence of the "it's all one thing" (nirvastarka samadhi) experience in yoga. And that's why I view Juditha's poetry and insights as a developing discipline ... etc. Or, phrased more succintly, It's exactly what you described it to be - and in fewer words, too. Ha! 

Actually, interaction with you, Marilyn, Blink, Spooky and Matthew (among others) has greatly increased my own diiscipline and insight. I think that Bruce has done the world a great service with this forum. (Thanks, Bruce!) Looking around my world, this is one of the very few places in which it is possible to express love without getting in trouble. I recall Ambrose Bierce's suggestion, to never do a good deed without a bad reason - a way to escape persecution for exprsssing love, compassion and esteem for others. It's a strange world in which we persecute saints (true for many of the Old Prophets, Jesus, and Mohammed) while everyone seems to have time to pity some "poor devil" who is far from saintly. Hey- There's hope for me yet, maybe.

love you all-
dave