Prelude

ENIGMATIC BELIEF

A rock is a rock of which no-one pays attention. But an angel said, the rock is the door to heaven. Or maybe it was a burning bush, but the point is Enigmatic Belief as Learning Illusions or not whether true, but what can be learned. Which rock what rock ? Well that's a problem, we don't know which one. Is that it ? Is that it ? Now we pay attention. We start looking at big rocks. If the rock would tell us, seems the only solution. If the rock would have a sign, this way to heaven. See those sticks on the ground, they seem to point to that rock there.

A context has been created as a means of interpretation for reality in general and for large rocks in particular. Where before rocks were completely ignored, now they are large in one's sphere of awareness, and the individual has an expanded consciousness. That's an interesting looking rock there. Then gold was discovered, not heaven exactly but for many people pretty much the same, God with an L inserted. It was those-sticks was said, led him to the golden stone.

INTERPRETIVE CONTEXT

Interpretive Context can be questions or statements. Make a statement or ask a question and look for an answer or for relevant indications, pertaining as one meanders thru reality. Instead of looking at one's phone, one watches interactions between people, looking for happenstance that pertains. If the question was, what is near death experience like ? and at an intersection a woman stepped off the curb before the light changed, and a car came sweeping around the corner fast and almost hit her. She paused for an instant realizing, and then everyone walked, and she shook it off and walked, and may have immediately forgot that it happened. What if it happened to one ? How close was the done ?

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