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On the Platonic (and Hence Marcionite) Understanding of the Cross
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Nice painting, but to me it points at the crotch from where semen is reserved at an AI station, or Starbucks maybe.
Opposite this the crossroads must meet at the human heart where blood and water must be shed to point at currency in defeat that yields to tradition in its victory. Plato's lengthwise split is vertically between our left and right so that our gender identities will be opposite to create a vacuum and a pressure bulge (so that we can suck and blow naturally, as profanity would say), that in essence is how the diagonal X points at the opposites between males and females in absense of their own unity after the lenghtwise split. Hence they they become one wherein he finds his life in her 'rigth' and she feels occupied by her missing 'left.' Please note that woman as taken from man has no identity of her own as a created man, and therefore remains a void to fill, while he as an outsider to himself will be looking for a home for him, which then will be in her and so the two opposites will become one in the ideal that we as humans see and act upon. Quote:
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