How to play—here:
Game description: Reading thought-forms
In this game, however, you see a picture with heavy distortions. I will not repeat the rules or explain how to play, since everything is written at the link above.
If you wish, you can also create similar games at the Mahapurna School.
You see a heavily distorted picture, and using intuition and clairvoyance, you need to determine as accurately as possible what is depicted in the photograph.
Some key, central, main details.
There is no point in writing something that is already logically obvious from the image. For example, someone might notice a small detail in the photograph, such as a brick or grass, and say that the photo shows a brick or grass. No—in that case, you are not developing anything by playing this way. You need to provide more information about the main details in the photograph.
Of course, using ONLY logic, you can form assumptions about what is depicted here. But the point of the game is, while BALANCING at the level of
LOGIC-CLAIRVOYANCE —to nevertheless learn to reach the level of
CLAIRVOYANCE, so that it prevails.
I hope I have explained it clearly now.
Do not be afraid of making a mistake. It is only a game. The main mistake people make is doing nothing because they are afraid of making a mistake.
The paradox is that the person who makes the fewest mistakes is the one who has made the most mistakes in life. This is because they have gained experience, knowledge, and strength.
You need to write in this thread what is depicted in this picture:
You will be able to find out the correct answer only after you post your own answer here.
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