I'm really tired. I'm gonna go to just lurking for a while. I've posted this page several times in the past. If it's your first time seeing it, ask yourself "why?". Q gave us so much more than we're using. Water = Information. Look at the page number. Post 4700. My tongue is numb. Literally.
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=O Senpai noticed me!
Fangirling aside, your explanation makes perfect sense and fits with what I know of Kennedy. This is where one of my difficulties with reading comms comes in. I can see the connections when someone else is guiding, but on my own, it doesn't always click.
I suspect some of my problem is simply my attention being pulled in too many directions. Trying to keep up with what's going on with the world, reading through Q posts and other digs, finding answers to health problems, self improvements, renewed relationship with God and studying the bible, trying to learn the symbolism, and trying to digest the implications while recognizing that a lot of what I thought I knew was wrong. Cognitive dissonance is one helluva drug. It also doesn't help that Decoding Symbols tends to focus on the MKUltra side of things, which made me realize how close I came to falling into that system.
Not entirely sure why I spilled my guts like that, but now that I've typed it all out, it feels like I'm grasping at the pattern that puts this all in order. My gut says there is one, I just have to keep playing with all the pieces until I can put the puzzle together.
You spilled your guts because you're looking for the next puzzle piece.
Go outside. Dig a hole, lob some of that dirt on top of a rock as hard as you can, and watch it bake in the sun.
Watch closely how the cracks form.
Then ask yourself, what cracks would form if you used a different type of dirt?
Can we then say all dirt is the same?
What do the cracks really mean? What do they symbolize when you're looking for a proper substance to build with or upon?
Can your knowing of cracks therefore inform your ability to see what others cannot? By experience?
In reading the cracks, you have become enlightened. You bear a light in the world which others see as some form of magic. When you see someone building a house, and notice the cracks you've seen time and time again, and tell them the cracks have spoken -- the house will not stand, they will call you insane.
Not until they face ruin will they say "How could they possibly know it would not stand?"
Experience. Living life. Knowing AND Doing.
Do not admonish the child when they chase butterflies in the field because you are embarrassed for them. There is more wisdom in the flap of that butterfly's wing than in any library on Earth.
This resonated in a way that I rarely see. I'm an empath and have scared a number of people because of that gift. My empathy manifests in one of three ways typically.
The first way I get, sometimes intense, feelings of what needs to be done or said. If it is something that needs to be done, it's almost like a clear plan is laid out or the path is highlighted. When it comes to what needs to be said, it's akin to channeling someone else. The words just come to me, unprompted. I chalk that up to God.
The second way is I've always had a talent for knowing when someone was either lying, holding something back or feeling intense emotions. This is the one that usually scares people the most because they think I know things I shouldn't. To me, it's obvious and I don't understand why others don't see it and I can't explain to them how I know. Tied into this is if I meet someone, I sometimes have a mental picture of who they are. These pictures tell me things about their personality. Sometimes it hints at things that have happened to them before (trauma etc) and gives me a good idea of who they are and how to handle them.
The final way is the strangest one. If I look at a problem, I sometimes can 'see' the outcome. The way the future 'feels' and it's shape. It's not something I bring up often since folks find it unnerving, especially when it comes out that I'm right. Friends have often asked how could I know it would work out that way and all I can do is shrug and tell them its how it felt. Or make a joke of how I'm just magic like that. It's gotten to a point where those who are close to me don't even question it when I get a feeling. They just go along and it has never turned out poorly.
The difference between your analogy and my real life experience is, sometimes I know things that I don't have experience with. Things I can't explain or just shouldn't know. But I fully understand the idea of folks calling your insane or just not believing you. Noah was a conspiracy theorist until it started to rain.