Teachings: Provocation

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Introduction to understanding the very meaning of a word. Have you ever noticed that words can have more than one meaning and the meanings can be completely opposite? Words can play like oxymoron's or double-ententes there dichotomy is vast and even the most well intentioned speaker can be taken out of context if you focus only on a single word or a single meaning of a word. For meanings can also have more than one word to describe a thought. How can we clearly communicate if there are so many variables and barriers that can get in the way of what we are trying to say? If you are speaking to an english scholar you might be saying one thing and meaning another, they can break down the sentence structure to singular points and then rebuild the sentence to say or mean something that was never intended. I would say that in repairing all things it is good to know how the individual works for the whole, but don't overlook the whole creation when fixing an individual problem. Always keep in mind that the creation is the sum of all of it's parts. If one part is broken or weak, the entire structure can deteriorate. How many people have a problem identifying a broken element in our government, in our religions and in the individual families, when lies like cancer exist to destroy decency. You can find more definitions of words that seem rather ambiguous. Teaching, teachers to teach and remember what it was like to begin learning so that everyone can learn to teach. Many words have different meanings. In this blog I would like to examine some words, and their definitions, as they apply to the way that I believe.

Thursday, October 13, 2005

Provocation

The art of causing a person to become physically violent using emotional attacks.

To provoke a person, by poking fun at them.

The classical art of poking a stick into an animals cage to see the animal get angry and nasty because the animal is being provoked.

To put a person in solitary confinement without explaining to that person the reasons for the confinement and not providing proper resources for the comfort of the infirmed. (Torture)

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Thursday, October 13, 2005

Provocation

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