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in order to understand a person first you must understand what it is that makes up people.

to realise what inspires action at its deepest level, what makes people do what they do, in other words. And also what is common in all people
we must recognise, firstly, that everyone is looking for something. and that is a fact.
every person on this earth is trying to find something to complete themselves. or they simply know something is missing. this manifests as the search for a soulmate, the development of a career, Art, meditation/spirituality. also as addiction, the feeling that “there is somthing i am meant to be doing” or “there is something wrong with me”
then we can see that everyone has something they are holding on to. dignity, self-respect, trust. many can not even put a finger on What it is they are scared of losing, but we all have something we need to protect.
the moment someone admits these vulnrabilities, its no longer a weakness, but rather a trait simply to be acknowledged, it becomes a strength because nothing neutralizes a lie like telling the truth. draw your own conclusions from that.

the deepest secrets to people are unlocked as you know yourself. and if your wondering, No, You dont know yourself yet. you are not your defenses and you are not your enemy. but these things are a part of you.

you should know that no matter how neatly woven together someone appears to be they always have a loose thread poking out somewhere and you should keep in mind as you prepare to pull it or point it out that You can just as easily be unraveled, and that you probably only noticed the thread because yours is a similar colour.

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An Undisclosed Location | 1 year ago (1 hour, 27 minutes after post)

so tell me! how are you finding this for yourself Nate visualize, have you come up with your answers with this post if any??

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (1 day, 1 hour after post)

i completely agree with you, Nate. everyone has a thread. i believe that perhaps i am extremely vulnerable because i have yet to find my thread. i’m gonna need that knowledge someday. ;)

for now, i think i’ll find out how people tick the same way i’d do a watch: i’d take the whole thing apart.

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An Undisclosed Location | 1 year ago (1 day, 2 hours after post)

no what i am asking is what have you become in your life? what is it that you wanted to become and have you become this person, have you found your soul mate, and so on..
im just trying to see if your thread is the same color as mine! i know this is your answers but they may not be mine..

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what are you talking about? these are my answers

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to understand people you first have to understand what makes up a person.
you have to realise what inspires action at its deepest level, what makes people do what they do, in other words. And also what is common in all people
first we must recognise that everyone is looking for something. and that is a fact.
every person on this earth is trying to find something to complete themselves. or simply knows something is missing. this manifests as the search for a soulmate, the development of a career, Art, meditation/spirituality. also as addiction, the feeling that “there is somthing i am meant to be doing” or “there is something wrong with me”
second, we must see that everyone has something they do not want to lose. dignity, self-worth, trust. most cant even put their finger on What it is they are scared of losing, but we all have something we need to protect.

the deepest secrets to people are unlocked as you know yourself. and if your wondering, No, You dont know yourself yet. you are not your defenses and you are not your enemy. but these things are a part of you.

you should know that no matter how neatly woven together someone appears to be they always have a loose thread poking out somewhere and you should keep in mind as you prepare to pull it or point it out that You can just as easily be unraveled, and that you probably only noticed the thread because yours is a similar colour.

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An Undisclosed Location | 11 months, 2 weeks ago (3 weeks, 2 days after post)

The Navaho Indians knew about this. They knew that when they wove a mat or a blanket that they would intentionally insert a wrong stitch so that they would not anger the gods who were perfect. So however perfect you aspire to be - don’t anger the Gods who know more than you can see right now - stitch in time the best you can in humility and know it’s everything you have to offer- and in that sense - it’s perfect!

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