This construct, abstraction, one’s meaning . . . This situation of ours, associated imagery . . . being abstract, there are those expected intuitions, ideas, symbols. But it is also a form, the Life World within the Greater World . . . activations . . .  How the poem is written, interpreted, the jig saw…

So, we move from the “neutral state,” “what is is,” “the apparent,” and we become more active. We realize the “internalization” is there; but it is more than just an idea; its a form. Rationality only takes it so far. We are “selves entwined within an interactive field of meaning and knowledge.” Form and intent…

This orientation, aligning oneself to it, one’s life starts making changes. Its like opening up to the multifaceted nature of oneself and the universe. Its not just the shadow; but it means becoming activated in a different way, “the other” . . . the more intrinsic nature of oneself, in action. Accordingly, I was able…

“There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception.” ― Aldous Huxley “If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things thro’ narrow chinks of his cavern.” ―…

Quotes from someone who thinks like me: “Leonardo da Vinci wrote a defence of this attentive gaze into the manifest cosmos, for he saw it as the basis of creativity, and moreover an ability to perceive new forms usually obscured from our ordinary perception. This imaginative engagement with the world may explain his extraordinary creativity…

Ya, I suspect it was in getting my act together, integrating this “intent part” in with the current, that was taking up my time. A lot of work; but it put me in a better understanding. People needed to understand what was up with me, were asking, wondering. I needed a better direction too, for…

So, we’re moving from the “concrete” levels, “what is is,” to the more “abstract,” aka, Piaget. One can see where the idea of the conscious mind shows up. There are levels of interpretation involved here, and some can only do so much. Models of the world, representations of reality, internalizations of the external world. Including,…

So, I guess you could say, I found my more active nature, becoming a way, new me, and more realistic than the generic, colloquial . . . Then, having that multiperspective is very interesting, revealing . . . the way things come up is unique . . . We’re not just acting as a separate…