Notes

Keywords: Biological, Variation, Femininity, Creation, Beginnings, Destiny, Ambiguity, Patience

Symbols: Objects, Dimensions, Frogs, Art/Fashion

Space is one of the 12 Aspects of Homestuck. Its Opposite is the Aspect Time.

Dahni Expansion: This makes it so Space is grand and can look at things at a higher perspective than others. It is run much more by a strong sense of intuition, and inner knowing of how things are meant to be, without being able to express the specifics in clear detail. They paint things with broad strokes and without clear lines between differences. Considering each difference to actually be a subtle variation of the same thing. Space is also very grounded in the present, very focused on the here and now, and can seem very unconcerned with the future consequences of any decisions they may or may not make. Instead relying on their inner understanding that things are happening the way they are meant to happen and even if small details are different, the larger expression of the idea remains the same.

Symbolically, Space is a work of art. Meticulously and patiently crafted by the artist in order to express their grand idea or vision. Tiny details and different materials may be used or change slowly here or there, be grafted or evolve naturally, mutating like a living organism, but the overall vision of art remains the same, born from the artist’s intuitive act of creation. When I think of Space, I think of how our exact futures isn’t set in stone, but how the vision of our overall role in this universe is both grand abd broadly shaped. I think of how our every present moment changes, and through its changes our multitude of possible futures are crafted as well.

“Space grows like a plant, or an organism, evolving and mutating in a variety of ways along the way, but always predestined to end up being a certain thing regardless of variation. For Space, the journey twists and turns like branches of a tree, but every journey has a singular predestined end point, every tree has its roots. Your personal Ultimate Destiny is vague in the beginning, because Space is looking broadly at the grander scale, where the general direction of where things are going is more important than who exactly ends up where or when.”