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Tear Drop

Submitted by Geneva Tolliferreo on Fri, 07/24/2009 - 12:50pm.

This lesson allowed me to see myself in relation to all that exists...

Then I thought about a water drop in relation to a tear drop.  Which weighs the most?  Which has more impact?  Which really weighs the most?

What really is my relation to all that exists...

These are the boxes that opened for me to create this story.

 

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