09-03-2011, 11:34 PM
(09-03-2011, 07:59 AM)LionMonkey Wrote:(09-02-2011, 04:47 PM)Shannon Wrote: The "rightness" of the answer, in this case, depends on how much it matches what I want you to discover through this process.
Well it certainly doesn't make it easier the way you wrote it!!!!
Simple answer; We all perceive things differently and that leads to this;
You say the answer depends on how much it matches what YOU want us to discover through this process.. hmm..
Then I'll say what I think you want us to discover is, that the flame is just what it is. It's just the way it is. It's a flowing energy. By playing with the energy other forms appears, like touching the flame etc...
hmmm.. made me think of everything is art if you want and everything is flowing energy...
Btw. we use labels and words so that we are can to relate in that way.
And again, the easy answer comes out. I'm not trying to get you to say "it is what it is". I want you to see it, and know what it is, but most importantly, what it is not. A candle flame isn't what you see when you look at the flame. Contemplate that for a while.
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