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Originally Posted by Cantando  Great post, Max.
I'm still a bit fuzzy about a few things. Say, for example, I am reading a book, then my attention is drawn towards the TV. Does the book vanish from the container because my awareness is no longer on it? If I am partly aware of the book and the TV at the same time, are they both still in the container? Also, what about half-formed ideas, impressions, memories, vague feelings, which come and go, of which I am only partially aware - do they just drift in and out of the container? |
AL, FR, LiC and BT, it's good you can see it makes
some sense to you all, not much point, droning on with big posts unless they are useful
from personal application I know that container theory, while just a way to look at it all, can add much needed clarity and value to the creative source and us as creators.
Cantando,
If I think about the statue of liberty and see it in my mind, that is inside the container but it doesn't
exist inside the container until I choose to render it completely in the physical reality that is inside the container. Being inside the container and
existing inside the physical reality inside the container are different things, but
everything is inside, there is and can never be anything outside.
You are the container.
Max