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The Mirror and the Person 04302024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  The mirror, the person on the mirror, the man in the mirror,
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  the woman in the mirror, the mirror. The mirror is a reflection of
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  what it sees, but is not the thing itself. When you look yourself
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  in the mirror, what do you see? You see an image of yourself.
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  You see a physical, projective representation of yourself, and that's all you
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  say. The mirror, it reflects on what it says. If you take
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  an apple to the mirror, you see an apple. If you take an
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  orange to the mirror, you see an orange. If you take a car
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  to the mirror, you see a car. If you take a pillow,
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  if you see a pillow. If you take a flag, you see a
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  flag. If you take a balloon, you see a balloon. If you
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  take a pet, you will see a pet. The mirror is a reflection
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  of what it says. So when the human being sees itself in the mirror,
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  that mirror says nothing about a human being. So what the human being
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  is seeing is not itself. It's a physical illusion of the serf, the
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  physical reality of the serf, and that physical elusive reality is determined by the
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  internalized an externalized projection perception or perspective of that being. The being of the
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  being is not the being in the mirror, but the being itself, the
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  intrigue and see individuality of that being. When you look into the mirror,
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  what do you see? You see a physical mass with motion, limbs,
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  orgainst body parts and physiological appeal of physical mecap. You don't see the mind
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  of that being. You don't see the character of that being. You might
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  see the body language to internalize what that being is. But a being on
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  a picture or a being reflected in the mirror has nothing to do with that
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  being itself, but a projection of a synopsis of a bigger picture. The
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  mirror and the person. A reflection of something that is that isn't. Character
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  is not projected on the mirror. Your attitude is not projected on the mirror.
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  Your behavior is not projected on the mirror. Your civility, your integrity,
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  your dedications or aspirations, the purpose of your being, the meaning you
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  bring to life, all those things are not projected in the mirror. The
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  human being, it's not that which is whether its character, physiology of being,
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  it's not the same thing. On the psychology of being and the psychology
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  of being. It's not the same thing as the spirituality of being and the
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  spirituality of the being. It's not the same thing as the ecology of the
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  band. The being is therefore the psychology, the physiology, the physicality,
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  the spirituality, and its ecology. There is something more to the human being
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  than what a mirror can say. But when you see yourself in the mirror,
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  you need to look yourself in the eye through that mirror and talk to
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  you and project onto that image what you are, what you want to be.
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  Say it to that image that you see in the mirror, the reflection
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  of you, that I am the ia, that I am the thing itself.
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  I am the good, not the bad. I am the positive,
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  not the negative. I am the humanity, not the crute. I am
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  the sister or part of the system. For I am the thing that has
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  come to make this world a better place. Self image is very important.
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  But your self image goes beyond the physically or the physiology, or the photo
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  or picture or the blendish or edited by a hands the picture of yourself.
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  You are that which you are psychologically, physiologically, physically, spiritually, and
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  ecologically. The mirror and the person is the person. The mirror or the
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  mirror is the person. The question becomes, if there's nothing to reflect the
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  image of you, how will you know yourself? If there is no mirror
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  or a reflection through which you can see yourself, how will you know yourself?
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  You can only know yourself through your character, through a days you're good
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  or bad. You can only know yourself through your contribution, through your positivity,
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  through your works. You will remember it not for the picture of you,
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  but for what that picture represents, or what that picture represented. If
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  you see the picture of a brown of Abraham Lincoln, it goes beyond the
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  picture to see the monument of a person, his dates. If you see
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  the picture of the Founding Fathers, it goes beyond that picture. You think
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  about the War of Independence, the Constitutional councilor the Federalist papers, and the
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  constitution we have today, the Bill of Rights, the system of governance.
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  When you see a monument somewhere in the streets, somewhere, that monument is
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  a picture, but that picture represents something. That representation is that which the
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  thing or the person is. The functionality of the thing cannot be seen on
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  the picture and cannot be reflected in the mirror. The human being is its
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  contribution and functionality, the person and the mirror. Each time you see yourself
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  in the mirror, say to that serf, that abstract reality self that you're
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  seeing projected on the mirror. Remind that abstract that you're seeing in the mirror
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  who and what you are. Remind yourself of your stress. Remind yourself of
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  your weaknesses. Remind yourself of your trials and tribolations. Remind yourself of your
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  successes, achievements, and triumphs. Remind yourself of your vulnerabilities. You must
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  talk to you when you see yourself in the mirror? Is something beyond the
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  facade of an image? Is something beyond the facade of an image? A
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  person, a character, a being, a human being born to earth on
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  a particular time, a particular constellation, on a particular die. You've come
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  to be somebody when you look yourself into the mirror, Remind yourself that you're
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  born to be somebody. You've come here to understand you. When you see
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  yourself in the mirror, what do you see? What do you think of
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  yourself? The beauty, the handsomeness, the weight gain or weight loss,
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  aging or youthfulness, self confidence of or the lack of it. When you
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  look yourself in the mirror, what do you say insufficiency, inadequacy, in
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  security, iniquity, inequality and inferiority. Or what do you see when you
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  look yourself into the mirror or in the mirror? What do you see?
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  Adequacy, sufficiency, security, equity, equality or the superiority of being?
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  Talk to yourself. The internalities affects the externalities the mirror we see. It's
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  not differ from life in society and the community. We are a reflection of
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  our character. We see ourselves in the mirror as a reflection of us,
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  but society sees the reflection of our character as us. The mirror reflects your
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  image. Your character reflects your image to society. The mirror is a society,
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  the community in which we live in Gudge judge by your actions and your
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  deed. People see you, they talk about you, and they act on
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  what you do. They criticize you. That society is not a facade,
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  it's real. Your character is a reflection of you. The things you don't
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  want to be your character. You seek to fix those things people see in
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  you. What you do, not what you think, thinking is yours action
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  is for others. Thinking is Yours action is for others to see. Thinking
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  is personal. My action is for others to see, to feel, to
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  smell, to hear, to touch, or to weakness. Reflection the mirror,
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  the mirror, the facade, the pretense, the falsities, the illusions,
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  the fakery, the deceptions. You cannot lie to yourself. The mirror
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  reflects what it says. But the person within is a thing lying to itself.
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  What is you? What is the reflection of you? Projection, perception,
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  perspective, the mirror. It's all about projection, perception, and perspective.
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  All is, but all it does It gives you a projection upon that
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  projection you see. The perception and perspective isis. How do you want to
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  be perceived? Must be determined by you, what you project by about what
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  people perceive. The mirror and the personal