Notes -- twelve o'clock high or not

          Moving on dusk and you are home and at Pine Hill walking. Carol finished her walk earlier than usual, thus heading home.

         At least I got a walk in. We had a good day. We left earlier than usual, a short breakfast at McD’s, lunch with Mary Lou at Max & Erma’s on Maxtown Road and the 3-C’s. north of Westerville proper. Half a thin spread of crunchy peanut butter and sugar free jelly on a slice of wheat, a cookie and a glass of skim milk for supper, catch-up on four one hour digitalized weekly TV shows and we are done for the night.

         The metaphysical ‘order’ of the Place of the Dead can take place tomorrow. I have no idea how to put this together: a green piece of stained glass discovered in a cathedral, nine bands of angels by Aquinas, and a double-eight figured (+ sign) cross as a representation of infinity as the bed of the unusually wide and deep River Styx. This bit of metaphysical geography has to contain twelve separate earth cultures of dead humans and one ThreePlanets of dead marsupials walled metaphysically within a slice of undetectable quantum entanglement.

         According to endnotes.com St. Thomas and Dante follow the same hierarchy of angels:

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•               St. Thomas Aquinas in Summa Theologica (1225–1274):

1. Seraphim, Cherubim, and Thrones;

2. Dominations, Virtues, and Powers;

3. Principalities, Archangels, and Angels.

▪              Dante Alighieri in The Divine Comedy (1308–1321)

1. Seraphim, 2. Cherubim, 3. Thrones, 4. Dominations, 5. Virtues, 6. Powers, 7. Principalities, 8. Archangels, 9. Angels.

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From: endnotes.com

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         These nine ‘planes’ have to reside within a spherical disk; relative in ratio to 8 inches in diameter by 1/2 inch thick.

         This is the outline of the River Styx before it is conformed within the shape of the disk. The top and bottom leaves are pressed vertical and the left and right leaves are stretched horizontal. Each half a stem is an angelic-like plane with the top of the stem (where the great river double crosses with water falls up and down) the first plane – Seraphim-like in content and theme.

         Let the concept settle and the river stretch and collapse within the framework of the disk. The figure 8 shape on the horizontal is easy enough to imagine but the 8 on the vertical appears distorted immensely – think of the outline of the top of the sky being the apex of the vertical river. Think of a fighter pilot searching the clock – twelve o’clock high, two o’clock high and so forth. Something to sleep on in any case. Post. – Amorella. 

          I already see problems with this but the use of natural shapes found on earth strikes a bell as a concept to continue throughout. It is easier for the reader to envision a known natural shape.