Observe Parts of a Whole

Landmark: Observe Parts of a Whole
Beacons	Adaptation
Realms	Enrollment
Lenses	Special Composition
Guides	Eating

The Landmark of Observe Parts of a Whole is a first step in seeing some common things as parts of a whole. This Landmark is within the Realm of Enrollment, and is part of the Beacon of Adaptation, more specifically the Lens of Special Composition.

Landmark Lookouts:

• Notice the Part: Can you see something and recognize that it is a "thing" but at the same time know it can be grouped together with other things to form a whole?
  
• Notice the Whole: Can you see something that is a "whole thing", and at the same time recognize that it has parts that are independent?
  
• Notice Other Wholes: Can you recognize that some "things" are part of more than one "whole", and some wholes share parts with other wholes?
  

There are many exercises you can do while Walking, including the following Special Composition concepts. Depending on where you walk, you will be able to use things like

• Trees - individuals, clusters, trees of the same species, etc.
• Sidewalks and the grass next to them, parallel to the road, parallel to the sidewalk across the street
• Streetlights - alongside the sidewalks, in the grass, lighting the street
• Telephone poles - similar to the streetlights, but not the same at all
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