Thoughts
12
I
just reread Thoughts 11 and
realized the last sentence is only partially true. In chapter 1 I
tried to show that we break things down to try to understand. In
truth a thought is both non-physical and physical, but it is one not
two. I have gotten totally lost in the reference frames I am trying
to set up forgetting that I am using reference frames to set up new
reference frames.
The
sixth direction of perception is a person who sees that he relates to
other people and things and they relate to him.
The
seventh direction of perception is a person looking at what it takes
for a relation between him and the other people and things.
The
eighth direction of perception is a person who views people and
things as to what he will give up to relate (what it will cost him).
The
ninth direction of perception is a person who looks and sees
potential whether it is personal gain or altruism. There is something
beyond what is seen.
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