Not exactly,

We are all a direct result of that which to which we have been exposed. And to that which we entertain as being the truth.

One believes that which one creates and one creates that which one believes...

The world's fingerprint is a term which I use to describe the inner acceptances of one as a result of things learned through the teachings. That which one can relate to and internalize as a result of accepting the reasons given when first being introduced to any given notion.

The subtle nature of how one learns to 'read' life is established mostly in early childhood. After this establishment has been 'set' it becomes increasingly difficult, on average, to dispel the internalizations as one grows older and more set in their thought processes. For it becomes necessary to accept the notion that what one has been taught is not 'the only way to look at things'... This can be quite hard to do, because all the 'reasons' have been already decided within one. It takes the conscious ability to disregard ones own internalizations as they had been accepted in past. This cannot be done until recognition. One has to recognize and understand why they have believed as they have. This alone will add understanding with a new comparitive value when one begins to see things differently.

It all adds up to a greater inner peace...



Kat, for what it is worth... I believe that you are doing great...

allen, you did not 'dose' that cat did you?