Ok! I admit, I do not know yet if that is necessarily so; I only been checking a very short while - theres much more to go on!
I think to myself that I want to "be". I make my presence known by stomping my footstep deep into the ground. My hope is those who come along may see them. I hope they are seen now, as I am in the process of making them, and I hope they are seen in the future, long after I am gone.
It is such that I therefore stomp my thoughts very hard indeed, having taken effort to carefully think them out so they would manifest exactly what it was I wanted to manifest. But there is a dilenma, the crux of the matter: How do I know that the manifestation that I manifest is what is perceived by the perceiver?
On the more intimate, might one not be manifesting complete insanity, thinking it were sane?
(I shan't bother asking the more valid question, if you do not mind, It would seem as if I were leading you on!)
Like I said! I do not know a thing, yet, but on the whole, is one's manifestation the sole admission of one's existence; "I be, therefore I am", and if I stop being, I am dead!!(?)
I am wondering!
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man·i·fes·ta·tion ( P ) Pronunciation Key (mn-f-stshn) n.
The act of manifesting.
The state of being manifested.
An indication of the existence, reality, or presence of something: A high fever is an early manifestation of the disease.
One of the forms in which someone or something, such as a person, a divine being, or an idea, is revealed.
The materialized form of a spirit.
A public demonstration, usually of a political nature.
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