No simple form conducts its lowing steer
The simple are sublime forms. I have an affinity for them. Like Zen of Japan is a mystery beyond comprehension. Because those simple forms are constantly searching for their origins. A delicate form filled with matter of cares. I find that very attractive. These simple forms are all around me. It seems to me important to take oneself to something more accessible than being awakened by external forces. The world is, in my opinion, a subjective entity that is constantly reshaping itself as a result of individual perceptions. It may also be absolute, which is subjective. One's own self is the source, but they are manifested only when one connects with something larger than oneself. Furthermore, simplification could strongly connect things and interpret perceptions, which makes it simpler than to be provided with iffy complicated matters. As a result, certain things can be abstracted well as things of opaqueness that cannot be fully understood with empathy.
In linguistic relativity plus the possibility of a realm of implicit interpretation there may provide further insight into the new concept of civilization if it is defined not only by depending on objective elements like language, history, custom, and institution, but also by the subjective identity of the individual.
One of the greatest ways of understanding the world more comprehensively, may be the peculiar pronunciation of Japanese that allows everything to come together at the unique function of vowels. The power of voice. Or, it may also be the ways in which so-called artists and scientists can understand or convey in their mental image. Or maybe it is the thing children look at you with interest and you ask them how well they are and they simply say yes. Now, it looks like a clash of civilizations, and I think those ways have many roles to play. On the way back to being simple, simple forms continue to explore "how to be simple." to reach the truth. It is a journey, like Zen's, that seeks enlightenment on a higher plane, they cannot stop.
