question:
where does the the flame of a candle go after you blow it out?
posted by bita at 10:14 AM
Friday, March 23, 2007
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6 Comments:
in your eyes
Da same place when u let 1 rrrrrip!
It goes where it was before you light the candle.
It does not matter where the flame goes..it will vanish anyway; yet, we might want to ponder why the candle was blown out, or for what sake was the candle burning at the first place...
In science, the flame merely looses connection from its original ignition point and ceases to exist.
In actuality, the flame is a reaction to a circumstance, and its existence has no place - once it is out of sight.
In philosophy, a flame burns from a source that is never-ending. It can be here or there, invisible or visible, but it is always infinitive.
In spirituality, a flame is a source of light, the on-going source of existence & this all comes from one diverse source of energy......did I say source? [hint-hint]
It dissipates into the substrate of the unknown......
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