Reason is limited in that it does not afford the capacity for the discernment of essence or the critical point of a complex issue and generally disregards context.

A quote by David Hawkins.

The real eye is context, not content.

A quote by David Hawkins.

When I was in elementary school in fourth grade,

we had a tradition. Now I don't know how it

was at your school but at our school the way it worked is is the kid whose

birthday it was was responsible for getting his parents to bring in the cake or the cupcakes in this case

to throw the celebration party and so at the end of the day we would have this celebration party for that kid.

So on my birthday and fourth grade, I got my mom to bring in a couple of batches of cupcakes

that she got from the store.

It was like two large tins for the whole class was about 30 or so cupcakes for 30 kids.

And my mom brought these in in the morning when she dropped me off at school.

And then I gave these tens of cupcakes to my teacher for safekeeping for the end of the day when we would have the celebration.

And so I gave them to her and I went off and just kind of played around and did my own stuff.

Now it was still relatively early in the morning,

maybe close to the afternoon,

that I noticed one of the kids in the class

running by me with one of the cupcakes eating it in a very sort of

a taunting manner, very seductively eating it and kind of like rubbing it in on my face like mmm oh Leo such a good

cupcake and just devouring this whole thing and then running off and this

happened and I was just kind of like dumbstruck like how could this happen this son of a

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