TRIVALENCE

It is funny that I can not stop laughing at myself for the ning-nong idiosycrasy I participate in. There are things we try to learn and others we strive to unlearn. Moreover, in spite of our failure, we continue fighting this losing battle. Let me ask you the following questions, be sincere with your answers: 1) Who taught you how to be happy? 2) What is his name, who told you when to be sad? 3) Can you remember her face, who told you there is nothing pleasurable as being in love; killing like being betrayed and ditched? 4) Do you remember their address, those who taught you how to cry? 5) Who his teacher was, he who taught you good and bad? Doubt anyone can have an answer except 'NO' to any of the above questions. None of these were learned: Happiness, Sorrow, Sadness, Love, Passion, Hatred and Desire - why try to unlearn what you did not learn - trying to fix what was not spoilt. They are innate! Everything is in you, like the application on your phone; you do

Things to know about ideas: --Ideas cannot be acquired, they can only be conceived. --Ideas cannot be shared, they can only be built together. --Nobody cares about your idea, everyone only cares about the fruit of your idea. --Idea is not a dream, a dream is not an idea. --Idea is a measure of dream. Dreams are valued with ideas. It is a road/path to dream, mostly untiled. --The world is filled with dreams but ideas rule the world. --No sole idea can be executed. --Ideas never come to an idle man but they come when you are idle. --Like pregnancy, no idea is conceived and birth the same day. Types/Stages of Ideas For a start, we will consider this section as TYPES OF IDEAS. At the end of this course you would have been convinced to consider this section has STAGES OF IDEAS. There are generally two types/stages of ideas depending on your insightful glasses focal power at present. And as promised earlier, you will be more than convinced at the end of this course to consi