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Hi, I can relate to 'balance' being an abstract terminology. 'Spirit' I guess is too abstract…. I'd prefer to align the term 'spirit' to “forces of nature” rather than the “superstitions of man” - “religion”…. i guess.. Classificationwith words comes not close to shining!
To the Mountain Spirits… I'm a keen mountain Climber . In Zimbabwe theres “Chimanimani ” This mountain range is a “quartz crystal” .. filled with spericals of gold…and no-body can go there anymore cause of Diamond & Gold Rushes …guns etc.. danger.
Spirit terminology engrained into social cultural terms …in Sub-Saharan Africa (Shona - Zimbabwe)
mambo - God spirit Nanga - Spirit Medium Njuzu - mermaid spirit, Mudzimu - Ancestorial Spirit, Kuzvikirwa - An “Arrival' of the spirits 'Muroyi' - Dark Spirit Tokoloshi - like a small 'sprite' or 'demon' zimbabwe - house of stone . Even half the religious people… mainly christian adhear to the trational energies for birth, marriage and funeral ceremonies. Many Hand Created “sculptors” are 'known' to appear out of the rocks, with-out contol of the artist, with uncanny results resembling the surrounding area… abstract… they say spirit of the stone.
An Overview, in handfuls I can say I regularly come across biological/freedom models for sure .. the music is so loud at one waterfall one has to wonder “what ” is actually alive ¿ (Pungwe Falls -Nyanga Park Zimbabwe)
ºjlz …
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