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**CathBraunn** · 12-09-2007, 07:20 PM

quite simply, images of school represent experience and learning. taking what you've learned and intuited and assist others that ask for assistance.

experiences such as these are often presented in the simplest way possible.

in my opinion these things shouldn't be overanalysed. too often in today's society we're always attempting to "read between the lines," study body language or think there's something under the surface that we have to uncover that would make the original experience seem fake or less believable. (such as, "it was only a dream...a result of random firings of brain neurons and nothing else")

this is just my opinion. but only you can really determine the meaning of the message. the first impression is usually correct before it all becomes clouded with "logic" and "reason."

12-09-2007, 07:20 PM	#2
CathBraunn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 445 Senior Member	quite simply, images of school represent experience and learning. taking what you've learned and intuited and assist others that ask for assistance. experiences such as these are often presented in the simplest way possible. in my opinion these things shouldn't be overanalysed. too often in today's society we're always attempting to "read between the lines," study body language or think there's something under the surface that we have to uncover that would make the original experience seem fake or less believable. (such as, "it was only a dream...a result of random firings of brain neurons and nothing else") this is just my opinion. but only you can really determine the meaning of the message. the first impression is usually correct before it all becomes clouded with "logic" and "reason."
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