lol

I'll be the guy wearing BLACK pants and underwear and white t-shirt and white koofi or something.

You can't trick me scorpionic femaloid...!!

:P

Here's my "logic" and yes I understand the energetic beliefs

Ok, like, so:

If you're outside on a summer day wearing black you are probably sweating becasue you are absorbing the sun's energy rather than reflecting it.

Obviously, if you are wearing white, you are reflecting the sun's energy.

Now...here's that "logic" bit I was chewing on:

See, we need the sun's energy and we need to absorb, process and integrate it as it's from our galaxy and it's good (especially for boys). Wearing black enhances this ability and responsibility.

Now, it seems to me that if one is wearing white on a summer day, those folks are merely reflecting the sun's energy rather than absorbing an integrating it into their being for transmission to other. While it does have some benefit, it doesn't seem to be nearly as effective in supporting our efforts. Plus, if you wear white, itbounces back up into yours eyes, blinding you and burning your retinas and is potentially carcinogenic.

As far as further symbolism is concerned, isn't there always some false duality aboutl Light and Dark; Good and Bad, etc that sometimes seems pervasive?

Personally, I don't believe black should be symbolic of the darkness.

And finally, it is my understanding that young sikhs wear colored turbans as their energy patterns are blaring very intensely all over the place and need to be contained and "controlled."

So, even though I'm straight as the day is long, I'm more of a rainbow flag kind guy, incluidng having a complicated but clear preference for that lovely darker area of the spectrum...

But that confusing light and pigment as has been explained to me.

So THERE!

:)

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