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[Joseph Gilbert <joeg4us@roadrunner.com>]

	It is crucial to understand that we experience only a SENSE of  
meaning from our words, not an "absolute knowing" of meaning. But, in  
the absence of any other given experience of meaning available to us,  
we allow that emotional sense of meaning that we experience with the  
sounds of our words to supply us with our operating premise, our  
foundational world-view. By acting as though we can somehow arrive at  
a state of final knowing of meaning, we send ourselves on an endless  
quest for that understanding by compulsively verbalizing, - both  
vocally and mentally - and, of course, we never achieve that elusive  
state. Only by realizing the relativity of our informational inputs  
can we acknowledge the real source of our SENSE of knowing, the  
effects of the sounds of our words. We simply associate,  
subliminally, those effects with those things to which we refer  
verbally. "In the beginning was the word......." 
    
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