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Originally Posted by Angela  People discover what works for them by discussing and debating these issues, and there is no one "right" answer -- no one "right" belief about polarity that is the definitive reference that a person should know before he steps into discussion or debate about it. |
I'm a lightworker AND a darkworker. Because I said so. In fact, I just decided that now. I'm also polarized to blue, since I occasionally get blue in the face, and polarized to orange, because there are orange cones around my cubicle. I'd like to get more colors, since light and dark seem kinda limiting and binary. Anyone have suggestions on how to polarize to chartreuse? Also, I'm interested in 40% gray.
What do you mean that's not what polarity is about? How dare you insult my perspective with petty, base things like social contracts. Fear and love? What's that got to do with it? Those are oversimplifications. The words don't even mean anything. You should have magenta and set it against black. That's a good polarization. I knew a witch doctor once who was magenta on black. I met her in New Orleans.
On the other hand, if you take red and mix it with lavender on a field azure with a lion supine, you're probably in the wrong century. Polarizations are attuned to a time period, you see. Sure, back in the Age of Pisces, red and lavender might have been ideal, but it's simply out of place in today's world. You'd have to be Amish or something to really get a workout of your polarization.
Anyways, back on topic. I'm trying to figure out how to polarize to chartreuse or 40% gray. Help, please?