The sphere, inward-facing matter
OTYPE=R : chailletcomplete.txt : 00349 | Nicolaï-Chaillet considers the sphere to be the smallest inward-facing nucleus opposite the explosion-focused sun. She notes, that life processes often begin and end with the spherical form, a center of force, unfolding from within. Her examples are: an egg, a pine cone, the hot air balloon, the glassblower with his drop of glass, the potter with his lump of clay.
The sphere, inward-facing matter
OTYPE=R : chailletcomplete.txt : 00349 | Nicolaï-Chaillet considers the sphere to be the smallest inward-facing nucleus opposite the explosion-focused sun. She notes, that life processes often begin and end with the spherical form, a center of force, unfolding from within. Her examples are: an egg, a pine cone, the hot air balloon, the glassblower with his drop of glass, the potter with his lump of clay.
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OTYPE=R : chailletcompleet.txt ...... ttenbakker met zijn homp klei.
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OTYPE=R : chailletcomplete.txt ...... potter with his lump of clay.
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De bol, naar binnen gerichte materie
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The sphere, inward-facing matter
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