Air, Water, Earth
Express the basic elements of which all creation is constituted. describe the cosmic laws that govern the universe and the primordial forces from which it took shape. And from their interaction they come together in the fire element. symbolized by the Triskel (three spirals)
The Air is a male element. represents the meeting point between the physical and the metaphysical, emblem of knowledge, knowledge and intellect.
it is here that I associate the ephemeral art of Zen painting and music.
Water is a feminine and passive element and represents the fall and the descent. is associated with the Moon. It is the element that precipitates. It is the primordial Chaos and contingency, that is to say a force indifferent to good and evil that escapes the control of the human will.
The sea . . .
The Earth represents an arrest of the descending motion of the Water. On the hermetic level the element Earth is the equivalent of the symbols Sale, Body and Stone. In man this element is what determines the bodily vision of the world, that is to say the sensory perception.
Contact and communication of the massage.
Body movement with zen body work.
