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|Name=Special Composition | |||
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|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. | |||
* A highway | |||
** With four or more lanes | |||
** Some are going in the same direction | |||
** Some are going in the opposite direction | |||
* On the highway are vehicles | |||
** Some vehicles are traveling in the same direction | |||
** Some are traveling in the opposite direction | |||
** Some are similar (red cars) | |||
** Some are different (cars vs semi-trucks) | |||
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. | |||
* Play with your own perception, seeing systems in different ways, especially moving between the different systems you see (highway and vehicles) | |||
* Within a system, notice there are parts (lanes, individual cars). Feel that they are just "parts" - they aren't the whole picture. | |||
* 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]]. | |||
|Beacon=Adaptation | |||
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