Rethinking, Part 3 Of 4 | Tying ShoesEarlier Name Origins, Definitions, MeaningsUnity Consciousness #3177

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When we tie shoes for human feet, we use the X cross first, then Pull tight on both ends, then the Loop, then the Wrap Around, then the Pull Through, then Pull both ends until secure.
To me, a simpler method is X cross first, then an S cross on one side, then Pull tight on both ends, then another X cross, then an S cross on each side while forming a loop on each side, then Pull both looped ends until secure.
To secure is to secu-re is to khiu-ru is to hold and maintain in the intended position and condition. Part of this shoe tying process is the interweaving and crossing over of the strings through eyes on both sides until we reach a higher level of understanding where we then tie the strings to each other. This allows the seeker to become more secure in understandings, thinking, behavior.

We can stretch this metaphor by understanding secure is also sakhu-ru which is Makheru which is the true voice of understanding because it represents the connection maturation and manifestation of the two truths.

Even further, To secure is to sec-rue is to ces-rui is to kes-rui is to kiss the two strings, thus a kiss to make up the bond is a holy kiss is a kart kiss.

We can see XS is SX is Sex and KH and Khekh. Sex and Khekh primarily take place at the corners and in the middle where the strongest ties and bonds are formed as four recreate one, thus the fifth element that created the four. This fifth element is spirit-soul, the total, that was numbered last in this series although it existed first before water, fire, air, earth were separated into individual forms, functions, identities, ranking.

Yes, Sex is either a holy kiss connection interaction conversation or an unholy kiss connection interaction.

Lastly, since Sex is Sekh that we have with our feet, we cover our feet with sekh, which is the word sock. Sock is more closely the same pronounciation as Sakh, another form of Sekh. Sekh is basically separation wisdom, while Sakh is basically connection wisdom. Thus to put a sock on a foot into a shoe is starting out with a contextual foundation that can guide you more securely. Without Sakh we remain Sekh as we separate and connect, but we become Sick because we lack discernment of the firmament internment in ourselves.

Sekhet means to illuminate and connect. Sekhet forms the word Socket. A socket connects two things. Thus the phrase, put a sock in it, is also the phrase, Foot A Socket. Thus, to put a sock on a foot and put it in a shoe is to put a binding agent, an understanding of sameness and difference in order to connect and secure two or more truths to form a healthy secure frame of mind.