Part 2 Dreams Are Less Prescient

The trees on the external edge of the timberland are more capable of opposing the breeze than those more to the inside, by reason of their presentation to storms the roots have penetrated with double quality far into the earth, and the branches are braced with toughened bark and firmly weaved ligaments. The same may be said of the animal kingdom. The psyche is produced by vigorous exercise just as are moreover the muscles of the body. The more these are cultivated by drawing from their parental affinities in the macrocosm, the more learning or power they take on. Thus as a man simulates in thought and action an ape, a tiger, a goat, a snake or a lamb he takes on their characteristics and is swayed by like impacts to hostility, quietness, covetousness and avariciousness. 

To illustrate further. If he is sly he draws on the fox of the microcosm and progresses toward becoming, in real life and thought, similar to that animal. If self-centeredness endures, the hoard guideline is aroused from its latent cells in the microcosm and he is dominated by material appetites. Likewise he may see the spiritual in himself. 

Nature's laws, with all their countless and intricate ramifications are straightforward in their harmony of process and uniformity of direction when applied to the physical and ethical improvements of man. Potential outcomes for internal upgrades or expansions rest with material man. If he entertains net wants to the exclusion of spiritual germs, he will dwarf and degrade higher aspirations, and thus deny emotional spirituality of her legitimate belonging. 

Nature, in aggravating the materials for the creation of the deaf man, inadvertently dropped the fixing sound, henceforth making a blemished being and sound, being thus unfamiliar to his nature, he can just be approached by signs even in dreams. Subjectivity uses nature's powers, while a normal individual uses dreams to chip away at his waking consciousness. As it is difficult to use with impact a factor which a man does not naturally have, a deaf man rarely ever dreams of sound, or a visually impaired man of light.