Infolad1
Purveyor of Hidden Things
Im sorry, and i dont mean it as an insult, but none of that makes any sense to me, while i see it makes sense to you, its pure gobbledegook to me.
Once was a time when the birth process was considered "magic", specifically womens magic, ignorant of biological science those ancient peoples didnt even think men played a part in the "magic"
Now we know better. biological science has revealed the truth.
So to with creation myths, ppl seem to hate admiting "they dont know", so when a son asks his father where did the world come from, rather than say "i dont know" he says "god/s" made it.
I feel the same way about the trickster myths.
Its a means of ascribing a cause to an effect which confounds us
Personally id rather admit i dont know, and keep digging for the answer than to apply a panacea gap filler label like god did it or the trickster did it .
Each to his own Chris, if your comfortable with the trickster as an explaination , good for you.
For me its just not specific enough of an answer to be intellectually satifying
Dude, the birth process IS magical. I understand the temperature of intellectual types is cold and dry, but YEESH. : )
And ancient peoples weren't ignorant. They understood better than you that man is the will, the potentiality. Woman is spirit, the manifestation. You "think" that it's just a gross biological event. Who's the ignorant one? From what I've learned, A little humility goes a long, long way.
The "paranormal" is not rigid. by it's very nature, It's fluid. And when you go past the phenomenal world into the noumenal, even moreso.
If you're looking for a linear, mechanistic, cartesian, modus operandi for all of this, good luck tilting those windmills.