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Gavin Mndawe: The Geometry of a Thought
The Geometry of a Thought
About this book
From the author
These thoughts resemble water. At eye level, water is formless, it takes
the shape of that which receives it. At molecular level, water has
structure with angles and symmetry. Just as water molecules attract each
other, so do the elements in this book.
Evolution, meaning, death, soul, these are abstracts that solidify as they
draw nearer to you. Mystical practices such as rhythmic breathing are
largely responsible for these seemingly psychedelic sentiments. The
thunderous thoughts presented here branch out and interlock. Just as the
Fibonacci sequence is embedded in the flower and the foetus, so is the
well-watered tree of life in this book.
These thoughts resemble water. At eye level, water is formless, it takes
the shape of that which receives it. At molecular level, water has
structure with angles and symmetry. Just as water molecules attract each
other, so do the elements in this book.
Evolution, meaning, death, soul, these are abstracts that solidify as they
draw nearer to you. Mystical practices such as rhythmic breathing are
largely responsible for these seemingly psychedelic sentiments. The
thunderous thoughts presented here branch out and interlock. Just as the
Fibonacci sequence is embedded in the flower and the foetus, so is the
well-watered tree of life in this book.
Gavin Mndawe
From the book
Citizens are victims here
Your human rights are luminous
But not in my dominion
Democracy’s a mockery
So not in my dominion
They say “it’s obvious,
In God we trust”
Well not in my kingdom
Citizens are victims here
Your human rights are luminous
But not in my dominion
Democracy’s a mockery
So not in my dominion
They say “it’s obvious,
In God we trust”
Well not in my kingdom
From 'Not in my kingdom'
Gavin Mndawe
Biography
Gavin Mndawe
is a consciousness researcher of twenty-two years. He was born and raised a subject in the Kingdom of Swaziland. He is a student of Qabalah and a practitioner of yoga. As a budding minimalist, he's working on breathing four times a minute, sleeping four hours a night (under a red light) and eating during four out of seven days.
His work covers everything from cosmology and ontology to third-world politics and even death. He is quite the sponge, undergoing the mentorship of Literature academics such as Dr F.F Lukhele and Dr L.Z Dlamini at the University of Swaziland. He also absorbs directly from local Literature legends such as Ken Rowley. With art and metaphysics as his tools, he plans to raise a solid thinktank out of the heel of Africa.
His work covers everything from cosmology and ontology to third-world politics and even death. He is quite the sponge, undergoing the mentorship of Literature academics such as Dr F.F Lukhele and Dr L.Z Dlamini at the University of Swaziland. He also absorbs directly from local Literature legends such as Ken Rowley. With art and metaphysics as his tools, he plans to raise a solid thinktank out of the heel of Africa.