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Ross just smiled. "Have you awoken his acknowledgment of his scientific Mind?" Ross joked.
"Maybe Mary's scientific image of sex has done that," I replied.
"That means that their morning together may have been quite an interesting one," said Ross. "Indira, of course, would understand fully what he would be talking about."
"As far as Mary's matrix is concerned, yes. The rest, Ross, I can only imagine. Maybe Tony would have been guiding her. So start with, I think Indira would have likely extended an invitation to Tony to join our family, to regard himself as one of us. I also think I already know what Tony's reply would have been on the basis of what I told him about Mary's matrix. I know what I personally would have replied, based on what I know and how I regard her."
"Oh?" said Ross. "What more could he say, but YES?"
"Tony is not simple minded, Ross. He would have answered with care. 'Join what?' he would likely have asked her in return. 'What would this joining change? He might have added, you are already deeply lodged in my heart.' He would likely have said this in his wide-open manner. 'You are a part of me. You have been that since that sparkling moment when you stepped off the boat. Nothing will ever change that. Nor can anything be added to that. What would any joining add that I don't already have? As Mary suggests, our universal marriage isn't something that anyone cobbles together, that one joins, like one joins a sailing club. It appear to me, that it is something that one is subjected to from the moment that one is conceived, though it may take one a lifetime to completely run with it, to allow its substance to unfold. This idea of course, comes from Peter. I think Peter has always been aware of this, without him really understanding it, and let me tell you, you wouldn't believe how I ridiculed him for it. Now, I could kiss him, for not having given up on me. Except that is history now. Pete gave me an interesting project to work on, which is to discover my generosity. He said that without our rich generosity the world is a dark place where nothing works and everything becomes lost that we have ever built. So, Indira, I've puzzled and puzzled about what I can do to let this light unfold as bright as a star, with such a brilliance that in some measure it also brightens the light of your life too. With this thought the idea of the sunrise may have popped into my head. Seeing you here, and knowing you, has been like a sunrise for me from the first day on. I want to bring you into this sunrise to give you something back. I want you to be touched by the joy that comes with every sunrise. That is how the idea developed to invite you to watch the sunrise with me."
"You haven't answered my question," Indira would have asked. "Would you like to join our marriage bond?"
"I would if it could add something to what is already complete," he would have replied.
"It would add acknowledgment in celebration," Indira would have answered back. "Don't you think this is something worthwhile to pursue? The brilliance and the heat of the sun would be useless if it were not for its radiant rays that flow out from it enriching the universe with warmth and light. I think this is important. I think this is extremely important, even. I think the universal marriage of all humanity is likewise not just a nice doctrine. It is a profound and wonderful fact. We need to acknowledge this in any possible way that we can find or discover, and let it radiate like the sun. This unfolding must never stop, Tony. It must be an endless celebration."
"Yes, let's celebrate that," he would have answered. "If that means joining hands: great! Let's do it!"
I suggested to Ross that Tony might have said something like that.
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