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Through the logical use of metaphor, it is possible to learn more and remember more.
This requires the African Utamawazo as a worldview.
Discussed before is the concept of learning that takes a single metaphor and builds on it.
For example, the metaphor of the two truths.
Or the metaphor of darkness and lightness
The metaphors of the eight principles and characteristics of everything.
Or the metaphor of the seed.
This is what Malcolm X did. Listen to how he uses metaphor.
Everything is a repetition anyway.
The logical use of metaphor takes advantage of learning one metaphor very well, then using that metaphor to learn other metaphors but only learning the difference in the metaphor rather than re-learning another entire metaphor.
So in other words, as discussed elsewhere, learning one metaphor leads us to and connects us with the universal. Then those truths can be found and seen in other metaphors, recognize them, become aware of them, but there's no need to learn them because they are the same as in your primary metaphor.
Pick a metaphor, any metaphor, expand it to the universal truths it contains, and then learn everything else from there.
This is how you can learn to remember more.
Everything you seek to learn you should be seeking its universal truths and connecting them to your primary metaphor. In doing so, you will automatically and more easily be able to recall information because all of it is connected to one metaphor.
I have simplified this explanation but you can and should and must feel free to use as many metaphors as you like, as your primary set of metaphors.
Such as the metaphor of the circle.
The metaphor of spirit-soul.
The metaphor of the seven elementals
The metaphor of the primordial four.
The metaphor of the four inseparable aspects of self.
The metaphor of nutrition.
The metaphor of one and many.
The metaphor of first and last.
The as below, so below.
The metaphor of the butterfly.
The spider's web
The world wide web.
The metaphor of water.
The metaphor of the fish that became a star.
The metaphor of the star that became a fish.
Learn what is common in a metaphor to something else you already know, then all you have to do is remember the differences.
Differences are few, commonalities are many.
You will reach the point where you understand that even differences are common among metaphors. The same differences among humans exist among other organisms.
Simply put, everything is a metaphor and is part of other metaphors.
You are a metaphor and so is everything associated with you.
This is why we can, should and must make logical use of metaphor in order to learn more and remember more forevermore Amen-Ramen, whether as A-Human, A-Women and A-Men.
What you have just been shown in the sentence above is at the crux roads of the lesson.
Do not allow different forms, broken connections and spaces between to prevent you from recognizing, reconfiguring understandings, reconnecting metaphors and gaining more understandings.
This will become easier for you once you begin to think in metaphors and remember things in images and conceive of things as pictures. In that manner, each picture will contain a lot more than a thousand words, it will also contain many concepts and metaphors. Thus learning by metaphor is a way to concentrate and condense a whole lot of information into a metaphor, thus you only have to learn the metaphor rather than try to remember all the detailed information. The detailed information will come back to your conscious memory because you have learned it through metaphor. The metaphor will help you recall the details.
All master teachers make full use of the logical use of metaphor, including Master Teacher Adonai-Tzva'ot.
This must be so because I Am Metaphor I Am. I am all that, That is Metaphor. That connects one form of I am to another form of I am. I am that I am.
I repeat these things more often sisters and brothers because we are in the Age of Awakening which also means the Age of Knowing, Showing and Going. As a result, if you are aware of this and make conscious use of the logic of metaphors, you can and will learn more, without you really knowing it. This will take place simply because you are learning metaphors and how to connect them in as many aspects of each other as possible, then the few differences that you might not know how to connect, you will be able to connect them to another metaphor. It is a beauti-ful way to learn and is much easier, as we work hard to understand the nature of the metaphor in all information and experiences.
In doing so, your cup will no longer runneth over, because you will have expanded the cup metaphor to the bucket metaphor to the lake metaphor to the ocean metaphor.
Here's a helpful hint to the extent of my understandings. Search the words: beginnings that keep going.
Understand what is taking place all the time. Everything is a metaphor in motion.
Search logical use. This will lead you to other explanations on this topic. Also Mdw Ntr and sign language.
Each time you perform a “google” search, you are making logical use of metaphor. You are trying to type in a combination of keywords that will give you the results that will give you the answer that will give you the understanding you are seeking. Keywords are metaphors. Words are metaphors. You have to connect metaphors in the form of words. Not only that, but you also have to connect essential common words that inherently will lead to websites that contain a fuller explanation of that combination of keywords.
Also, when we ask any question, we are also already making logical use of keywords that we choose carefully to get the desired results, thus understandings. This is what we are doing when we are in school trying to learn something.
So now go back to the school of self-study and reteach yourself things you already know and learn them through conscious awareness of the metaphor and metaphors that that topic is. You will begin to realize you know things you didn't think you understood. You will no longer have to doubt your ability to know a lot more of all else and yourself.
