Beauty has to do with the proper, aesthetic relationship
between compositional elements within any whole,
whether those elements are colors, sounds,
movements, things, people or events.
Beauty has to do with a fittingness
based upon an exactitude of adjustment,
a fine-tuning of all related elements.
Without the most refined kind of understanding of (or intuition for)
the mathematics of interrelated vibrations,
there could be no fine-tuning or harmonizing of compositional elements.
Beauty usually cannot be achieved
without a certain preliminary frictional interplay.
This is analogous to the psychological tension and strain
experienced by the creative artist
at the outset of the creative process,
as well as during the stage of refining and polishing creative ideas.
Pain and beauty are closely allied.
Beauty is born out of pain and purchased with psychological agony.
When beauty is achieved through right human relations,
the Soul sings!
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