The mile is a celestial amoeball of confusion that unravels into a straight line above that becomes the circuitous route that descends through dimensions of generations into the straight line, the bee line of us, the To Be Urn UT To Be line that answers the double question, the khest-nui questonion that becomes each of us that is already straightened out before we embark on the circuitous route, the bee-line.
The use of the bee as a metaphor, also has a lot to do with their singular focus on their jobs inside and outside the hive. This focus is also the bee-line.Word Bee is a form of Khe and is another form of Beetle. Both the Bee and Beetle are fantastic transformers, chemists architects, engineers, The Bee is the Khe of the Mest. who works with the Mest to create paper mache nests and mud nests. The Nile Valley Egyptians used the bee as a symbol of the word Kam and Kheb. The bee is Keme (Baga) and other dialects. The bee is Kumu (Vei) and Kumi (Kise-Kise). Basically the bee is a producer and creator. In other words the bee-line is a form of the lifeline.
This comes back around to remind us, that without the various types of the bee, the entire ecosystem stalls, crashes, burns, returns to the inert breathless state of nothingmess.
We are able to take Bee as Khe, double it to Khe-Khe and see Mbu-She, Bushy and Busy as a Bee, spirit-motion that is busy most of the time duplicating (repeating), variating (repeating), competing completing the process line by line.
The Bee-Line is the Khe-Line.
Line is Nile is Mile is Lime is Live is Life.
The bee leaves home daily, going out, traveling for miles, in search of – hunting, gathering, raveling and unraveling.
And so do we continuously reshape the contents and length of the mile.