Do the eyes burn out at high noon if eyes stare into the sun without blinking?
Then why does only peace come at midnight when staring into the full moon (no matter how long)?
The answer is nothing more than that the light from the moon is what is reflected initially from the light of the sun.
The answer is nothing more than why a bb gun hurts less at the same distance when shot through a taut piece of paper.
Why does the sun come out during the day?
Why does the moon come out at night?
The answers are merely the reversal of those statements, whereby the day is created by the sun and the night is created by the moon.
What makes pause the interval between the questions and answers of the sun and the moon, and the day and the night?
The nature of metaphor. The nature of nature.
The nature of mind, which nurtures the nature of metaphor and nature of nature.
What makes the Kiowa tell-and-tell-and-tell-and immortalize the Rock Tree Boy who becomes a bear as he chases his seven sisters up the tree that grows upwards into the sky to explain the stars of the Big Dipper?
What makes the race of the twelve animals explain the order of months on the lunar calendar?
Who drew the lines that connect the dots in the sky to make the Big Dipper?
Metaphor is subjective. Metaphor is liquid ground.
Science is nature. Science is solid ground.
Nature is not solid ground. Nature is soil ground.
Is science solid ground?
Is solid ground the best place to stand
For the best view of the sun?