The flower doesn't die into rotting biomass in a pot and them hamfistedly returned to the cycle in a coffin buried in the ground. No matter how pretty and elaborate and expensive the funeral is.
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They have the same problems and the same feelings even if in unrecognizable form b/c of the changes they had to make for their lifestyle. Within this field of similar suffering though lies the background process of "I am home."
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It's the recognition that all homes are illusions. "I am home" implies "I have always been home." as well as "I will always be home" as well as "There are no homes".
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Looping back to the beginning. This "I am home" thought can be analyzed as "I" equals "home", which is the boundary action described earlier. If there are no homes, then there is no "I", then there is no division.
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A lot of the greatest pain we face happen as babies as each new negative thing is the Worst Thing That Has Ever Happened in Life. These experiences don't scar though b/c of this background idea of "I am home".
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The scars that run deep are the wounds caused when this protective idea weakens. In the teenage years for example, home can shift from parents to belongingness to a peer group. These lord of flies rafts are often even shittier than the parental ones build with blood and darkness.
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Home is the sanctifying place where everything can be understood and then forgiven. No... it's a place where understanding and forgiveness are the same thing..
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