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7/13/2018

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Normally we only look at words/ \sdrow as being symbolic in poetry,
And maybe this is one reason why we don't see the poetry in our own lives?
Traditionally words represent specific ideas that can be thought about,
or objects in our ®eality that can be experienced.
For example, the word "tree" represents the thing we experience as granting shade on a steamy, humid day;
but, the "Tree of Life" grants much more than a slight respite from the beaming rays of the noon day sun.
When we look at words for only their representative value we lose their potential for symbolic value
and thereby we are thrust into a simulated world that is never "real" because it is only a representation.
The world becomes a cold meaningless experience without meaning as we get lost in the sdrow/·\words and lose
sight of the ®eal objects and expe®iences → · in front of us.

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. . Signs...

7/13/2018

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We all need signs. They help give us direction. But sometimes it is difficult to see the signs and then we get lost and feel like we have no direction. The question then is how do we regain our direction? And maybe there is a simple method that once understood allows for our "problems" to be the positive and helpful signs that redirect us back on our path, and going in the "→" right direction?

Well, our problems are signs, more than likely signs we have been misinterpreting. While we may not yet see it yet there are solutions embedded in all of our problems. We can begin to understand on a basic level that all problems are a mechanism for reconnecting to and realigning with your mind and body. We know we are going to have problems--it's a virtual guarantee--and maybe this is one way that we really can predict our future!

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