I have insights into the world on occasion, and generally accept them as delightful. They are, in most cases, analogies between men and nature, myself and nature, or nature and God.
As I was walking away from the large building in which I work, the wind gusted and tried to blow me off my pace. It was a strong wind and as strong words often cause us to take notice, I did. As I took notice, a correlation between men's words and the wind struck me, and it was then that I stopped to truly take notice. This is what I was shown:
The wind is much like man's words insomuch as they can be warm and mild, and thus provide comfort to those they come in contact with; they can be hot and humid, resulting in a similar response; they can be cold and bitter, causing the recipient to tense and lose their comfort; they can be weak or strong, in this measure they cause a geometric response; but only in their fury can they cause irreparable harm.
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