My inner person connects me in an embodied way to the earth. It is a physical relationship between my mind and the earth with psychological attributes. It creates a physically experienced reality as from within in my relationship to what it is to me. I become a part of this experienced dualism in an absolute physical sense of belonging. Everything in that relationship is a part of me and I am part of it. We are united. In contrast to this physical experience is the embodied psychic substance of a universe in a timeless eternity. Something that is experienced as the counterpart to the person within who conveys this to him. This is also the one who leads him into the elusive and endless extent of this background. Here psyche and body becomes involved in each other in a constantly alternating movement back and forth between them. Between the known and the unknown, the sky and the earth. Where our mind also becomes earth in a psychic union of a challenge we must face to genuinely feel as real humans. It is this connection that makes us authentic to ourselves and what creates independent moral individuals in psychic contact with our earth and the world around us from within. Something that I have found to be wonderfully depicted in the images of the Egyptian couple of Nut and Geb. A relationship in which this is constantly weighed and balanced by Maat. Who with Thoth is also considered to be both male and female. Which in the pre-christianed Sami world was the natural order of things. Never the less, this is our sense of a timeless psychic experience. Of the world from within. Of its unknown self-organizing center. Where timeless religious events are transformed into psychic art that is often perverted and used to deprive our inner person of its unconditional relationship with nature when we exclude our undiluted physical belonging to what it conveys to us.