Walking
--To-- --WALK--!
Walking
requires first that one be standing and then assume movement in a chosen direction.
The statement "every journey always begins with a single step" speaks to this
principle of movement. As one takes on movement it is their intent that is the
pilot. The intent is the pilot toward the end goal and makes the decisions regarding
the spaces and points between! The pilot also chooses the course and speed along
with any other variations, stops, delays and so on. Intent derives its input
in the moment from the thought, a program coming from right brain to left brain
interactions.
The testing ground of movement
to obtain experience is to move through a space one nexus to another at times
creating new nexus points of your own on the way in this way navigation of the
spaces in between is accomplished.
The navigation of the unknown,
moving from one space to another. Leaving the familiar temporarily to explore
the unknown recording the outcome of each move mapping eternity one action at
a time.
Mathematically speaking,
to reach any particular objective there are three sets of seven steps that exist
that equal two hundred and twenty permutations and combinations (choices) possible.
There are seven steps in the foundation / formation / conception phase, seven
steps in the development phase, seven steps in the completion / reward phase.
To KNOW all of the twenty one steps in advance of taking the first step reduces
the permutations and combinations from 220 down to 21. The next consideration
is taking each consecutive step in proper order, by-passing no intermediate
step, moving from one step taken to a solid space to another then another from
beginning to end-result. All this movement from one nexus to another will need
be taken, to bypass one increases the amount of movement required. It is equally
important to know what is not there so as to recognize what is.
Step by step, concept by concept, precept by precept, move slowly confidently.
But do keep moving!
Just Do It!
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