A stone in its natural state becomes AXIAL when it mates truly and perilously with another stone by way of unforeseeable precarious balance. When a stone "discovers" its AXIS IN COMMON with another stone, it comes into such radically particular and optimal relation that the actual identity of both stones speaks out as never before. True connection changes both "ends" . . .
Principle: What is at once on center and on edge stands at the threshold of its further life and steps up its living intensity.
Accordingly the state of greatest stepped-up intensity is, somewhat paradoxically,
Principle: What is at once on center and on edge stands at the threshold of its further life and steps up its living intensity.
Accordingly the state of greatest stepped-up intensity is, somewhat paradoxically,
the still point.
George Quasha
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