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The Brown Book Commentaries

A compendium of short commentaries illuminating the symbolism & deeper meanings of all the quotes & illustrations found in "The Brown Book" -- a Journal of Universal Truth I compiled over a six-year period (from 2003 to 2009) NOTE: while not entirely necessary, readers are advised to read the Introduction before either enjoying these Commentaries or perusing The Brown Book itself

A compendium of short commentaries illuminating the symbolism & deeper meanings of all the quotes & illustrations found in "The Brown Book" -- a Journal of Universal Truth I compiled over a six-year period (from 2003 to 2009)

NOTE: while not entirely necessary, readers are advised to read the Introduction before either enjoying these Commentaries or perusing The Brown Book itself

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PAGE 36<br />

―A symbol … suggests or generates an aspect of Life where the number of possible<br />

interpretations is infinite, and eludes all attempts on the part of the intellect to fix or establish a<br />

single Meaning..‖ ~ Carl Liungman<br />

This is what makes ―archetypal communication‖ so illuminating – each & every symbol &/or archetype<br />

witnessed becomes uniquely juxtaposed with the knowledge and the mentality and the circumstances of the one<br />

witnessing it/them; allowing each perceiver thereof to more accurately awaken to the depths of Wisdom<br />

contained within his or her supra-consciousness … This Truth contains the added bonus of awakening us to the<br />

Reality that many people can perceive the same situation both differently and accurately … Knowing this opens<br />

the door to greater sense of humility of self and empathy for others, and this in turn allows one to exponentially<br />

enlarge his or her Circle of Compassion (a.k.a. Circle of Friends).<br />

PAGE 37<br />

―Trust your experience … Do Works befitting your Mastery.‖ ~ unknown<br />

Important to remember here: We are not to ―trust our experience‖ in order to receive anything<br />

for ourselves or attain any certainty as to the correctness of our path. Rather, we are to ―trust our<br />

experience‖ in the sense that we already know that self-focus brings suffering and that generosity<br />

brings Joy … Once we remember this, we can then go forth and ―Do Works befitting our Mastery.‖<br />

“When reviled, we Bless; when persecuted, we Endure; when slandered, we Speak kindly.”<br />

~ Paul (1 Corinthians 4:12-13)<br />

Note briefly here that we do not ―endure‖ in the Divine sense of that word by waiting patiently<br />

for things to get better or for a particular trial to pass on its own … rather, we ―endure‖ by going<br />

forth in all moments of discomfort to keep Loving anyway.<br />

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