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Usually, you won't have to think too much abut the statement. I remember asking whether I should move up north and the answer was something alone the lines of "Just Do It" (but not that slogan, exactly.)
I feel that you shoudn't try too hard to divine a meaning, otherwise you'll get to a point where it's just wishful thinking. By that I mean you'll get a very obscure answer and twist it and turn it until you get the answer you were (perhaps) secretly hoping for.
Keep it simple: Quiet you mind, relax, ask a question, look for an answer. If you get a straightforward yes or no, groovy, if it's slightly more obscure, that's ok, you may need to meditate on it.
If it makes no sense, consider it a learning exercise and move on, maybe try again later. |
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