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= The concept =  
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* How does it fit in with the goals of enlightenment?
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* How do Systems exercises help with this goal?
|AdditionalOverview=Special Composition is about recognizing relationships in a way that makes it easier to embrace [[Adaptation]] and {{Credo|Adaptation}}.  Examples are given below, but a very simple example is a highway.
** Understanding the relationship between our center of consciousness and the universe as a whole
* A highway
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** With four or more lanes
* How to approach each of these exercises
** Some are going in the same direction
** Play with your own perception, seeing systems in different ways, especially moving between each level of systems
** Some are going in the opposite direction
*** individual parts - Notice they are discrete and autonomous in their own way
* On the highway are vehicles
*** two or more individual parts - How do they relate and compare and contrast; how do they work together; what connects them and separates them
** Some vehicles are traveling in the same direction
*** similarities and differences between the following, noting how a system is composed and connected to other systems
** Some are traveling in the opposite direction
**** specialized systems (cars driving in one direction together)
** Some are similar (red cars)
**** parallel systems (two lanes of cars)
** Some are different (cars vs semi-trucks)
**** opposing systems (two directions of traffic)
**** "ecology" - many systems that are loosely related (light poles, sidewalks and streets)


= Driving =
This is really just a starting point to understand the concept.  If you find yourself noticing Special Composition, relax your mind and experience the following types of things.
* Cars moving with you - all one system, but all individual cars
* Play with your own perception, seeing systems in different ways, especially moving between the different systems you see (highway and vehicles)
* Cars moving against you vs with you - two separate systems with opposing objectives, but at the same time, part of the same system of traffic flowing
* Within a system, notice there are parts (lanes, individual cars).  Feel that they are just "parts" - they aren't the whole picture.
* Notice other Systems and combinations of Systems, such as
* Notice how easy and arbitrary it is to divide and combine things into systems that work together.  This is an important step in understanding [[Adaptation]].
** Sidewalks and the grass next to them
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** Streetlights - alongside the sidewalks, in the grass, lighting the street
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** Telephone poles - similar to the streetlights, but not the same at all
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