Looking to the more integral connections/interconnections of this self with the Greater World and/or consciousness. . . extended . . . enhanced, the Real, auspicious meanings.

This adds some progression here, ways forward . . . not just the average generic, colloquial things; and then saying, he’s not “fitting in.” “Who’s the real dummies here?”

There is a higher form of functioning here that is leading the way, setting the new standards, understandings, from which one can orientate from.

Some possibilities:

We have seen how the notion of Shapeshifting is supported by observing everything in our universe as already malleable, and how our bodies, intentions and experience are intertwined. The second quality helping us transform ourselves the world around us is oneness. Everything is connected and shares the same source.

Roberts, Llyn. Shapeshifting into Higher Consciousness: Heal and Transform Yourself and Our World with Ancient Shamanic and Modern Methods (pp. 11-12). John Hunt Publishing. Kindle Edition.

Traditional peoples know that everything is interconnected. All is infused with energy and power from the same source. This enables a hunter in the Amazon to merge with the qualities of a jaguar for stealth and swiftness desired to catch his prey. It makes it possible for a healer in the high Andes to embody an active volcano, Shapeshifting into the sacred mountains of his region and engulfing clients in fire to incinerate illness. A Buginese sailor in Indonesia can blend with the consciousness of a frigate bird and fly across the ocean to chart his ship’s course. A Siberian shamanic elder can don her feathered headdress and soar like an eagle into non-physical spiritual realms. There she can gather power, energy and insight to help villagers recover from cultural oppression. The notion of oneness is integral to the hunter, healer, navigator or community leader. They can access power from other realities and adopt perceptions of other life forms. Hence these people are intermediaries to the spiritual forces of the web of life they tap into. They actively participate with the cosmos and nature. The shaman utilizes wisdom, power and energy that filter through the senses, intuition, and longing.

Roberts, Llyn. Shapeshifting into Higher Consciousness: Heal and Transform Yourself and Our World with Ancient Shamanic and Modern Methods (pp. 12-13). John Hunt Publishing. Kindle Edition.

These internalizations/externalizations may only go so far, have their limits. Its interesting how this could be organized, presented, as one plays around. One could move from the average, chaotic, to something much more perspicacious . . . Mindful! I had these images of the upper torsos, and heads with faint yellow hats, of people . . . their “tweets” were written in black ink on their shirts, and to follow their stream of conscious activity, all I had to do was “right click” on them and I could see the ongoing contents of it. But then I also had an experience in which there was a surge of intent: I moved into the lighted rectangular room of someone, who had much interesting stuff going on in there I noticed, and who looked like a grey scarab . . . not just looking, but “Seeing?”

Various levels of interpretations, heh? It made me think later, on how hieroglyphs are written within those rounded oblong shapes, and how I could use my scarab shaped mouse, to see. Some kind of connection here, overall.