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If an analogy is horizontal, a symbol is vertical. An analogy is ‘played out’ at one plane. A symbol transcends all planes. An analogy can elucidate something. It cannot deeply touch someone. X analogically represents Y, whereby Y is equally conceptual as X. An analogy has no depth. It is played out at only one Read the full article…
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Conceptual thinking is structured, logical, and conscious — what we often associate with clear reasoning. Subconceptual thinking, on the other hand, is intuitive, dynamic, and deeply connected to the subconscious mind. While these modes often alternate without our awareness, intentional alternation between them can unlock creativity, clarity, and personal growth. This process is like breathing: Read the full article…
Problem -> Goal -> Cause -> Being There
Not all simple things are interesting, but all interesting things are easy to express in words. Such as: • What’s the problem? -> What’s the goal? • What is the deeper purpose? • What is the cause of this deeper purpose? Why do you want that? • Be there. In the case of superficial goals, it is not so interesting to Read the full article…