Syzygy

The Geometrics show is coming up in October...
 The natural evolution of Chaos and Order/ Chaos Vs. Order is Syzygy -here are some quotes that i thought were relevant -



#Chaos and Order are not enemies, only opposites. Chaos and Order combined equal balance. ~ Richard Garriott

#As you know, Bergson pointed out that there is no such thing as disorder but rather two sorts of order, geometric and living. ~ Jean Piaget

#(n.) The intimately united and apparently fused condition of certain low organisms during conjugation

#any two related things, either alike or opposite.

#If you look up at the sky and see the full moon, you’re witnessing an example of syzygy. From our point of view the sun is then on the opposite side of the sky to the moon, and so is said to be in opposition to it. The three are also in syzygy at new moon, this time with the moon and the sun next to each other in the sky — a state called conjunction.
The word appeared in English in the seventeenth century, and at first could apply only to conjunctions. It comes via late Latin from the Greek suzugia, which derives from suzugos, yoked or paired. It was not until a century later that its meaning was extended to cover opposition, in defiance of its etymology. The word also has a couple of rarer meanings in mathematics and poetry. Lovers of wordplay may know it as the shortest word in the language containing three ys.

#Paired opposite


#There is no energy without opposite

My previous approach with  the chaos and order collection was: on one side the chaos and on one side the order - later mixed up to create chaos and order.
 I thing that what the concept of  syzygy  brings up is that chaos and order are  mixed up from the start, it is  balanced fusion that creates harmony and energy.

Syzygie:
Il existe donc au sein de l'inconscient humain des forces d'auto-guérison et de transformation. Jung a nommé ces forces"organisateurs inconscients" ou "archétypes". Pour bien marquer que ces structures sont une caractéristique de l'humain, il parle d'"inconscient collectif".
Pour conclure, je dirai que l’ordre naît toujours du chaos ou du désordre, la question fondamentale est de savoir si c’est à partir de la peur ou de l’amour universel qu’émergent les solutions.
Si l’Ordre naît du Chaos et que trop d’Ordre engendre le Chaos, il existerait donc une dose optimum d’Ordre et de Chaos...

Carl Gustav Jung a intégré la notion de syzygie dans son interprétation des archétypes inconscients, notamment à travers le couple fondamental d'anima et d'animus lorsque ceux-ci apparaissent symbiotiquement. Le processus de différenciation de ces couples syzygiques fait partie du cheminement de la conscience vers l'illumination.

Dans psychologie, Karl Gustav Jung a employé le terme syzygy pour dénoter archétypal appareillement des opposúx contrasexual, ce qui a symbolisé la communication des esprits conscients et sans connaissance.