Would rose stop being a rose if it was called something else?
Shakespeare asked... What's in a name?
A name attaches a meaning... a version of one's understanding... an interpretation to what one sees.
We also call one thing with another name to amplify what we experience.
Everyone tries to attach meaning to what they see, hear or experience.
When we feel happy, we try to capture the moment as a sketch, a photo, a tune, an aroma, a texture, a story or a CAPTION.
Intention is to use that as a lever to relive that happy moment.
When we are disturbed or sad... This search for meaning is even more necessary to overcome the hurdle and move on... Trying to make sense of what is out there or what is within us!
3 " i " s define consciousness...
Interaction, Introspection and Inspiration.
Interaction, Introspection and Inspiration.
Having said that I feel there is much more to the sights, sounds and other sensory stimuli. So while some see a PROFOUND story, others may not connect and feel it is just a PRETENTIOUS CAPTION.
So What's in name? Nothing... but maybe everything!
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