In so far as
Experiences inasmuch
Arrange themselves
Time as a function of motion in an endless cycle.
“To analyze time is not to follow out the consequences of a per-established conception of subjectivity, it is to gain access, through time, to its concrete structure.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Vastly universal
Intimately personal
Dawn of poetry
The majesty of the planet manifests in ocean and sky.
“All phenomena are subject to instantaneous transformation.” – Roger Weirl
Endless motion
Elemental dynamics
Peaceful easy feeling
An intricate web connects the fabric of existence.
“It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation.” – Herman Melville
Attribute relations
Phenomenal field
Transcends itself
Experience dictates those circumstances that stand out from the ordinary.
“Lighting and the constancy of the thing illuminated, which is its correlative, are directly dependent on our bodily situation.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Hydrologic cycle
Pressure humidity
Precipitation wind velocity
Complex interactions between differing amounts of heat create a domain of constant motion.
“We do know that the main energy source for changing weather patterns and climate is solar energy from the Sun. “ – Stephen A. Nelson
Elementary parts
Changes of quality
Variations itself
Never saw a sun-ray shooting straight-up into a dark sky anything like this before.
“Every law in static form seems to us as a provisional installment or as a particular view of a dynamic law which alone would give us whole and definitive knowledge.” – Henri Bergson
Periodic renewal
Never statically complete
Creative advance
The ever-evolving conditions of the world feed speculative inquiry.
“Nature is disclosed in sense-perception as a complex of entities.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Moving actively
Undivided flux
Evidently correlative
The ocean sunrise sometimes back-lights breaking waves.
“Intellectuality and materiality have been constituted, in detail, by reciprocal adaptation.” – Henri Bergson
Outer effect
Simply intelligible
Reflect upon itself
Powerful forces are sometimes nuanced.
“Intuition may bring the intellect to recognize that life does not quite go into the category of the many nor yet into that of the one; that neither mechanical causality nor finality can give a sufficient interpretation of the vital process.” – Henri Bergson
Ocean medley
Winter feeding
Northern gannets
On the Outer Banks the winter comes alive in desolation.
“The more science advances, the more it sees the number grow of heterogeneous elements which are placed together, outside each other, to make up a living being.” – Henri Bergson