What is the Four Triad...

Posted by Jimmy on July 26, 2000 at 09:06:30:

In Reply to: Re: golden gate posted by jfive on July 26, 2000 at 03:36:51:

and what implications does it have? I am fairly fearful about certain things also. I do have a strong 5 wing.

> excellent point...
> the thinking triad (5-6-7) is also the triad which has the biggest problem with fear...

> triads r an important key to egram. ur following an important
> clue by being interested in the triads.

> golden gate is great.
> the view is truly spectacular
> like a maxfield parrish painting, plus what a trip
> to see those huge ocean ships looking so small sailing so far
> below underneath one's feet, but all that noisy traffic and
> the cold WIND make it a turn off.
> also the place reeks of danger. in the middle of that bridge u r
> really hanging way out above the
> jaws of the ocean pacific, solutio monster god,
> plus the traffic is as close to being in a videogame scene
> as one can get, sort of a speed racer
> motif with race car drivers packed tight as sardines
> negotiating a dangerous bridge (two way!) above a deep abyss
> with the wind howling and surging wildly.
> the light effects, depending on the sun and clouds,
> magnificent, rembrandt would have dug it.

> the road snaking up the oceanside hill on the marin
> headlands side right past the bridge is pretty utterly
> fantastic, that old abandoned fort, etc.

> it's a visual tourist magnet for a reason.

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• If you are asking "What triad is type four in?" then the answer is that types two, three and four are in the feeling triad Joe 01:35:59 07/31/00 (0)
• Re: What is the Four Triad... jfive 03:36:21 07/27/00 (0)

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