Clues about Reality in Linguistic Expressions

[seekinglight]

When meditating the ideal of "being dense" or stupid could have a literal meaning behind it.

Is it that the particles of a "dense" person's body or light body are not refined and therefore limiting them?

In other words are 'dense' people actually dense?

Does anyone else think that there are hidden clues to the nature of reality in common expressions?

[paul]

>Is it that the particles of a "dense" person's body or light body are not refined and therefore limiting them?

Quite so. Subtle concepts require subtle subplane matter in which to be formed

>hidden clues to the nature of reality in common expressions

Certainly true. Here are a few to consider:

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[paul]

>are 'dense' people actually dense?

There are also dense thoughts. They tend to connect to the body in the jaw area - so that those with congested dense thoughts tend to have trouble opening the jaw fully.

[fjrogers]

> There are also dense thoughts. They tend to connect to the body in the jaw area - so that those with congested dense thoughts tend to have trouble opening the jaw fully.

I'm inclined to believe that sometimes when people break oaths or obligations they tend to have difficulty speaking in certain situations.

[fjrogers]

I know a man who says that when he incarnated in the time and place of Ancient Egypt he fed poisoned grain to his family and they subsequently died. In his current incarnation he has allergies in the grain food group and there are many foods he cannot eat.