EXAMINING PLAY AND WORK IN RELATION TO FREEDOM AND BINDING
If it is not possible to categorically maintain
that soma is invariably dark or black or shaded vis-à-vis psyche, and for the
simple reason that brightness is determined by freedom, whether somatic or
psychic, and darkness by binding, likewise irrespective of the faculty, then it
is
possible to maintain that whatever is bound is dark and whatever free bright.
Therefore brightness can be associated with
either soma or psyche and darkness likewise, the chief determinant being the
distinction between freedom and binding. But this distinction can be applied
quite categorically to the dichotomy between play and work, since play is
invariably free, or associated with freedom, whereas work is contractually
obligated and is therefore a manifestation of binding.
Since soma can be free or bound, so it can have
associations with either play or work. The same holds true of psyche, which is
only to be associated with play when free, not when bound. Therefore we can
plot a distinction between play and work on the basis of freedom and binding,
whether in relation to soma or psyche.
Since metachemistry
is the element of free soma and bound psyche par
excellence, as germane to noumenal absolutism of an objective disposition, we can
maintain that metachemistry exemplifies somatic play
and psychic work, its antimetaphysical corollary
likewise, if on secondary terms.
Likewise, since chemistry is the element of free
soma and bound psyche on phenomenally relative terms, we can maintain that
chemistry exemplifies somatic play and psychic work, its antiphysical
corollary likewise, if on primary terms in relation, traditionally, to the
subversion of chemistry to bound psychic emphasis at the behest, axially
considered, of metaphysics over antimetachemistry.
Be that as it may, it should be possible to
contend, for sensibility, that since physics is the element of free psyche and
bound soma on phenomenally relative terms, we can maintain that physics
exemplifies psychic play and somatic work, its antichemical
corollary likewise, if on primary terms, traditionally, in relation to the
subversion of physics to bound somatic emphasis at the behest, axially
considered, of metachemistry over antimetaphysics.
Finally, since metaphysics is the element of
free psyche and bound soma par excellence, as germane to noumenal
absolutism of a subjective disposition, we can maintain that metaphysics
exemplifies psychic play and somatic work, its antimetachemical
corollary likewise, if on secondary terms.
Hence the state-hegemonic/church-subordinate
axis which stretches from northwest to southeast of the intercardinal
axial compass would indicate a primary state-hegemonic polarity between the
brightness of somatic play and the darkness of somatic work as far as the
female contrast between metachemistry and antichemistry is concerned, but a secondary state-hegemonic
polarity between the brightness of somatic play and the darkness of somatic
work as far as the male contrast between antimetaphysics
and physics is concerned, the contrast between the darkness of psychic work and
the brightness of psychic play being primarily church subordinate in relation
to metachemistry and antichemistry,
but secondarily church-subordinate in relation to antimetaphysics
and physics.
By complete contrast, the
church-hegemonic/state-subordinate axis which stretches from the southwest to
the northeast of the intercardinal axial compass
would indicate a primary church-hegemonic polarity between the darkness of
psychic work and the brightness of psychic play as far as the male contrast
between antiphysics and metaphysics is concerned, but
a secondary church-hegemonic polarity between the darkness of psychic work and
the brightness of psychic play as far as the female contrast between chemistry
and antimetachemistry is concerned, the contrast
between the brightness of somatic play and the darkness of somatic work being
primarily state-subordinate in relation to antiphysics
and metaphysics, but secondarily state-subordinate in relation to chemistry and
antimetachemistry.
Hence play-brightness has a work-dark
antithesis on state somatic terms and work-darkness a play-bright antithesis on
church psychic terms on the former axis, irrespective of whether in primary or
secondary terms, while work-darkness has a play-bright antithesis on church
psychic terms and play-brightness a work-dark antithesis on state somatic terms
on the latter axis, again irrespective of whether in primary or secondary
terms.
In terms of metachemistry
to antichemistry, evil is bright and goodness dark,
for evil corresponds to the somatic freedom of metachemistry
and goodness to the somatic binding of antichemistry,
whereas crime is dark and punishment bright, since crime corresponds to the
psychic binding of metachemistry and punishment to
the psychic freedom of antichemistry.
Likewise, in terms of antimetaphysics
to physics, pseudo-folly is bright and pseudo-wisdom dark, for pseudo-folly
corresponds to the somatic freedom of antimetaphysics
and pseudo-wisdom to the somatic binding of physics, whereas pseudo-sin is dark
and pseudo-grace bright, since pseudo-sin corresponds to the psychic binding of
antimetaphysics and pseudo-grace to the psychic freedom
of physics.
In terms, by axial contrast, of antiphysics to metaphysics, sin is dark and grace bright,
for sin corresponds to the psychic binding of antiphysics
and grace to the psychic freedom of metaphysics, whereas folly is bright and
wisdom dark, since folly corresponds to the somatic freedom of antiphysics and wisdom to the somatic binding of
metaphysics.
Likewise, in terms of chemistry to antimetachemistry, pseudo-crime is dark and
pseudo-punishment bright, for pseudo-crime corresponds to the psychic binding
of chemistry and pseudo-punishment to the psychic freedom of antimetachemistry, whereas pseudo-evil is bright and
pseudo-goodness dark, since pseudo-evil corresponds to the somatic freedom of
chemistry and pseudo-goodness to the somatic binding of antimetachemistry.
Strange, but it is so!