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 Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 1:21 pm
There are only 8 elementa this cannot complete the clock theory since their are 12 positions on the clock. I conclude there are four remaining elementa to complete the clock.
These are just mild influencers that are connected to certain elementa.
Wood
Fire, Wind, Earth, and Water all hold connection to this elementa.
Definer: People who have this organic influencer elementa may prefer to be outdoors or away from the city.
Metal
Shade, Heaven, Lightning, and Ice hold connection to this Elementa
Definer: It is believed that those who have this inorganic influencer are more likely to feel comfortable indoors or in the city in an Urbanized area
Sun
Earth, Fire, Lightning, Heaven hold connection to this elementa
Definer: More likely to be doing stuff in the summer, or when its sunny they find that sunlight gives them energy.
Moon
Wind, Ice, Water, Shade hold connection to this elementa
Definer: They prefer seasons when it is cooler and may tend to be affected by shifts of the moon. They often look at the moon especially when its full.
More information to come please post your thoughts.
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Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 12:40 pm
I think adding more spots on the circle will just confuse things and make positioning yourself more difficult..
the more choices one has, the less likely one will choose rightly.
"If it ain't broke, don't fix." 3nodding
if they were to be added, what time would they be?
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Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 3:17 pm
They dont occupy spaces perse they just exist as influencers. I believe some people are nocturnal and prefer to be in places of nature over urbanized areas. Or they prefer day and like urbanized areas over nature. Its the unofficial elementa.
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Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2005 11:39 pm
I too have noted that there are 'organic' and 'inorganic' elementa, who have preferences as such. It is a nice way of classification. Research wise, so far I have not found a use for the information, but it is there nonetheless.
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Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2005 11:43 pm
It will be part of my clock theory, it may be more complex so I need time to work on it.
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Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2005 11:47 pm
Something I noticed though is that I have developed a dislike of sunlight and always have to wear sunglasses.
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Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2005 3:49 pm
Actually, I like that. I always identified both with the Moon and with the Chinese element of wood.
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Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2005 3:54 am
Since the basis of the theory is that all elementa are energies, on the one hand we would have the 'moon' energies, which are passive, probably somewhere from Wind-Heaven around to Earth-Shade on the 'ice' side...
And then the sun energies, which are active, from Earth-Fire to Heaven-Wind. Though it would have to be more defined than simply Wind-Ice, since there are variations. Possibly 80&#xWi;nd 20&#xHe;aven or so would be where the elemental energy would start to become 'active'.
The other thing seems to be a compatibility issue with 'organic' energies, but I haven't personally got the chance to do much research on that yet.
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Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 9:38 pm
Okay the moon, or Yue is heavily involved in some people especially those of the water element since the moon affects the tide.
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 7:37 am
I like the sun and moon idea, it makes sense. But when you think about it, there are only the four elements, fire, water, earth, and wind, the four mooded elements, shade, celestial/heaven (whatever is called) moon and sun, and then we should have the four sub-elements. These are the mixtures of two elements. If someone is A fire-earth mix, they should really be called ash. Fire wind is smoke. water earth would be mud, and water wind would be lightning. A change in state does not constitute a change in element. But there can't be a sand storm, because air and earth don't mix, wind just blows earth around. that's all. so, really , there should be ash, smoke, mud and lightning, not ice and lightning, or metal and wood. Though those would make sense for three way mixes. Wood would be a sun, water, earth mix. And metal is just a kind of earth, sun, AND moon mix, because that would show us the time change needed for the transformation. So really, sun and moon are time based. If you are more nocturnal, say, roguish, then you would be a moon. and you could be celestial, a righteous night rogue. But most of us would be sun, then, because we dwell mostly in daytime. Celestial could be good mood, or good (instead of evil).
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 7:42 am
There is also the fact of three hands on a clock, which is important. An individual could have all hands on earth, or the hour hand on earth, the minute hand on shade, and the second hand on the moon. This would account for the different changes in people, over their life, hour, or element, as we do change, the time through a year, our good/evil meter, and over a day, their mood, which changes constantly. I can be a sun one minute, get in trouble, and be moon the next. This would account for the use of energy throuhg us.
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Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 12:51 pm
The circle is really a continuum so the concept of "mixing" doesn't occur per se. Your position on the circles circumference is described as being in the area of the particular elements that are closest to it. Once you start thinking of it as a person lies between as opposed to a person is a mix of, it becomes clearer. Now having said this, i've noticed the active/passive states and organic/inorganic. I myself have a predilection for "inorganic" things, however to assign new element to these may become confusing to some since they technically would not lie on the circle. Maybe it would be more prudent to choose a different nomenclature or simply refer to them as passive, active natural and artificial.
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