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Ancient Tribal Emblems — Exploring the Power of Spiritual Symbols

Exploring the power of spiritual symbols is crucial. It helps us understand how they affect us. There are psychological triggers hidden in the meaning of ancient tribal emblems. If you don't know what your triggers are and how to control them, others can use them to control you."This is an important point about symbols: they do not refer to historical events; they refer through historical events to spiritual or psychological principles." — Joseph CampbellThe psychological principles that Mr. Campbell refers to are psychological triggers. These are keywords or symbols that evoke a strong emotional response when activated. These triggers are part of the story contained in the meaning of ancient tribal emblems.The Meaning Behind Spiritual RepresentationsWords create images within the mind. However, the same term can create different images for different people. For example, the word apple reminds one person of a fruit tree. But for another person, it is the emblem of a large computer company. Therefore, controlling the meaning of the image or brand is so important.Most people think of symbols as innocent objects. However, the meaning behind spiritual representations is not always innocent or benign. Words create pictures within the mind, which connect to memories and trigger fear and anger. Many famous stories contain the same central themes related to our primal instincts.Psychological TriggersSymbols and words are graphic designs that connect to our thought patterns, values, beliefs, memories, and dreams. They're all tied together in a chain. These links are the psychological triggers, the secret levers that create thought chain reactions. It is possible to manipulate thinking by triggering these levers. Get the picture? Read the full article

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5, 29, 32, 71, 74. READY GO.

5: Where is one place you would never have sex: Liz's bed. Because I am a respectful roommate.

29: Best sexual compliment you ever got: Hmm...I'm not entirely sure, but, "I'd like to draw you with charcoals," was pretty great. It would have been better if he hadn't followed it up by talking about the time he drew his ex with charcoals, but whatever, you take what you get.

32: Fill in the blank: “If they ____________, we are fuckin” Let me. (I'm such a horn dog.)

71: If you had a penis, what would you name it? I asked Liz this question and she answered with, "Depends on what it looked like." Which is the best answer to this question. That or Benedict Cumberbatch. That is also an appropriate answer to this question.

74: If you were a stripper, what would your name be? We had to do parodies of Bartleby the Scrivener in my Fiction II class so I wrote one called "Candycakes the Stripper" and I really can't think of a better stripper name than that, so I'll go with Candycakes.

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FINE. Don't answer my ask. I see how it is :p

(And by "popular," I mean, "in class all night.")

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First off, I LOVE your new URL. It is perfect and wonderful and lovely and just right for you. Second, this is your daily reminder that you are a kick-ass, amazing, fanfuckingtastic human being.

(That last bit was a hug if you can't tell.)

ROBYN YOU ARE THE GREATEST INTERNET FRIEND A GIRL COULD EVER ASK FOR! <3 

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(I figured while I was pimping out my IRL friend's faces, I'd pimp out your sexy ass avatars.)

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thehamsa said:

I LOVED Wildwood. I know it’s young adult fiction, but there was something so incredibly vast about it. It was wonderful.

I quite liked it as well! It seemed a little derivative of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe at times, but on the whole I thought it was good.

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Hiiiiiiiiiii 4,14,&17 you're super awesome!

4. 3 celebrities to fuck, marry, and kill.

(I WAS HOPING SOMEONE WOULD ASK THIS ONE!) I would fuck John Oliver because earlier I saw his quote about the contraception debates (pretty sure you posted it, actually!) and I asked Liz who he was and she showed him to me and my immediate reaction was, "I find him really sexy. Is it weird that I find him sexy? I just feel like he would be a BEAST in bed." So now I just have to know. As totally weird as that is. Anyway, I would marry Emma Stone because...well, come on. And kill Chris Brown. Because I still can't get over the fact that we've come so far as a society and there are still men who can not only get away with beating a woman, but are continually worshipped after the fact. Especially after reading the police reports, I've never been so disgusted with a human being before.

14. The drink you would order at a bar.

A Presbyterian. Bourbon whiskey, club soda, and ginger ale. Because Liz recently had whiskey and ginger ale and she looked up the name to see what you would ask for at the bar so that's the only drink that I know what it's technically called and that I like it.

17. If you could change your name, what would it be?

I think I'd change it to Amy. Whenever I try to think of a random name, that's the first or second one that pops into my head and I think it's really cute and would fit me.

AND YOU'RE THE SUPER AWESOME ONE!