Great White Tiger and childern's dreams
The White Tiger And The children's dreams

You can't capture that which you don't notice; will you hold them sacred just like a great white tiger?

I have been wondering things i ought to discuss in today's post.
I've got six half drafted posts, but what should i discuss today?
Then, when i was doing a bit of healing work on my own self, it reached me.

I have a little buddy, he is about four. He is my chiropractor's boy, he resides in Baltimore with his mom, but for roughly a full week each month he's in Syracuse, and I usually make an effort to enjoy a few hours with him.

Today ended up being the day, and we were playing, as well as singing some songs in harmony, and laughing. He goes to school, and there he had learned quite a bunch of new songs, so he was singing a lot today. One of the songs was "You can't capture what you don't see"

It is precisely what I wish to speak with you about today. That you want to observe that which you do not see.

You see, my own system, the Michelangelo technique is based upon that. It is important to know what you desire in your life, though most people do not, but even if you do know what you desire, unless you see what's in the way, you'll never arrive. What's in the way must be addressed, but you cannot capture that which you don't see.

The majority of people that I know, especially men, do not wish to see it. Too bad. If you can't find what's holding you where you're (given that you don't wish to see it) you happen to be stuck there! That is pretty much all there is to it. No surprise that most people are unimportant people, underachievers, big promises turned nothing, wasted talent out there.

It requires braveness and a certain maturity to face the white tiger.

This reminds me of one of my favorite stories about the great white tiger and kids' dreams.

A study team comes to visit this Indian community that is right by the jungle where the great white tigers reside. The great white tiger comes to visit the community many times a year and feeds on the people there.

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