Embodying Body

Within the expansive universe are fragments of an entity, where the “body” serves as a vesicle. To be born to Saturn would be a birth to an alternative vesicle under alternative circumstances, an existence unbeknownst to the body gifted on Earth. Birth into this existence is a unique participation of the conscious vitality that is conglomerated into a union of the mind, body, and soul. Nescient to Saturn, and contexts of Saturn, is the robust labor solitary to the body. The facility, allowing for the body to be viewed in a pragmatic luminescence, emerges with trust in the home. While the body labors, and the mind wanders, life is lived through the lens of the relationship that one forms within themself. For every act done to another, it is done to you. Certitude is a bidirectional relationship with harmonious aims of reciprocity, where the home trusts its occupants to care for it. In exchange, the occupant has confidence in the strength of the home.

To be truly in the body, to have a nest built in the confines of one’s skin, the occupant must be acutely attuned to the senses. Being one with one’s own nature is to smell each scent as it pierces the nose and triggers the sense of the tongue. It’s to taste each molecule as delectable or unpalatable as it may be. It is to be heedful of every sound and cognizant of every fraction of light. Personifying the role of the occupant involves allowing every grain of sand to be felt barefoot while the tops of the feet slowly grow warmer, while the salt of the ocean is fully vested as a taste, while the gentle sounds of waves washing up do not add to overwhelm but stand alone, while the occipitals see a mesh of colors perfectly distributing and constructing a scene.

What’s beautiful about the home of the occupant is something covert to another onlooking body. The home is built from the inside, composed of a series of strengths, weaknesses, and abilities. When a sense is compromised, another is enhanced. Construction of the home begins with a foundation, the development of certainty between itself and its occupant. How this certitude views itself is essential for positive composition between the self and the body. For the self to be the occupant, it must fully embrace every sense as it blankets the body, without allowing for another form of consciousness to take part. Being unreservedly in the body is allowing the senses to play a primitive role in every experience.

Credence comes when the self and the body recognize boundaries. Acts of purposeful depletion with no intent of augmentation infringe on harmony. Moreover, excessive consumption with no intent of utilization infringes on harmony. In order for the body to have optimal operation, the self must play a role in balancing the fuel and allocating attention to each sense. The occupant must labor on its own, or in collaboration with another vesicle, to foster motive and ambition to allow for this bidirectional relationship to flourish. Leaving the body to labor all on its own dampens the relationship, leading to a detachment between the occupant and the body.

Raison d’être remains just as unique to the body as it does the occupant, and crystallizing this for the organism as a whole is the holistic responsibility of the conscious entity. Saturn exists relative to us for an unknown purpose, but plays a pivotal role in balancing the greater system we are part of. Saturn and its contexts exist with some form of consciousness, accepting its uniqueness in an even greater system. Embodying the being, being in the body, is a mere fate of existence. While the body works tirelessly to keep us alive, the lungs and heart never cease their labor. What are we doing to surpass just existing within our own system? It’s in how one takes their body, embraces their body, and allows their body to exist that creates harmony within the primitive role of each experience.