The Wells of the Frame

The frame refers to the frame of life; life conceived as a whole... the entirety of a life, from birth to death. Each well draws on the metaphor of groundwater, as it pulls up from the depths something useful and viable. Particular routes of the pathway, such as eremitism, take the frame more seriously, but the wells are instructive in the pathway as a whole and applicable in all contexts.

I.
The Well of the Soul

This is the well of the noumenon, depth, vitality, essence, and eternality.

II.
The Well of the Mind

This is the well of ideation, remembrance, learning, thought, and reflection.

III.
The Well of the Heart

This is the well of invigoration, ardor, passion, affection, feeling, and torment.

IV.
The Well of the Blood

This is the well of consanguinity, descent, tumult, virulence, and vehemence.

V.
The Well of the Flesh

This is the well of the corpuscular, tangibility, sensation, the skin, and tissue.

The assumption of wholeness is an ideal or approximation. The notion is that each of the above is a part of what makes each of us fulfilled, in a psychological, social, and personal sense rather than a metaphysical sense.