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Image: Stylized rendering capturing the quirky attitudes of two babblers, Srivi Kalyan, Two Babblers, 2014, pen and ink. experiencing of multiple levels of interconnectedness. extends the tripartite reality into a creative space where transformations into oneness can happen (Subash Kak, personal email communication, January 31, 2017). The part and the whole, the microcosm and macrocosm, the finite and the infinite, the one and the many are entwined, interwoven, diffused, in a flow of exchange, paradoxically both existent and non-existent. Great emotion suffuses the being, devoid of all character of joy or sorrow, and yet it rises at the confluence of both. The transcendent emotion and aesthetic emotion coalesce into deep experiencing of multiple levels of interconnectedness.

Figure 2 Image: Stylized rendering capturing the quirky attitudes of two babblers, Srivi Kalyan, Two Babblers, 2014, pen and ink. experiencing of multiple levels of interconnectedness. extends the tripartite reality into a creative space where transformations into oneness can happen (Subash Kak, personal email communication, January 31, 2017). The part and the whole, the microcosm and macrocosm, the finite and the infinite, the one and the many are entwined, interwoven, diffused, in a flow of exchange, paradoxically both existent and non-existent. Great emotion suffuses the being, devoid of all character of joy or sorrow, and yet it rises at the confluence of both. The transcendent emotion and aesthetic emotion coalesce into deep experiencing of multiple levels of interconnectedness.

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