Perhaps you should look further into this. Your youth experience of hugging yourself only shows that your parents didn't hug you or you felt insecure in your bed. I know this because I study psychology and I don't base my logic on how I hugged myself as a child and it made me feel protected.
<It completes a polarity circuit.
I take that as an attempt to sound intelligent. I guess this was derivative from your username "Enlightenment_Now"... :D Why do you offer enlightenment? :D
You might think I commit to this conversation more than I have to. But let's see the LIGHT of truth, shall we? I offer a compilation of suspicious symbology that PROBABLY should be investigated. You say it's not symbolic because you hugged yourself to sleep as a kid... Do you see how both don't match?
Here's some free enlightenment for you - you are not as enlightened as you think you are.
Maybe he's right. But that's not the only reason for making that sign.
Try it. It feels good. Comforting. It completes a polarity circuit.
I used to sleep like that when really young -- I knew nothing about this stuff.
So I guess there are two sides to the story.
Perhaps you should look further into this. Your youth experience of hugging yourself only shows that your parents didn't hug you or you felt insecure in your bed. I know this because I study psychology and I don't base my logic on how I hugged myself as a child and it made me feel protected.
<It completes a polarity circuit.
I take that as an attempt to sound intelligent. I guess this was derivative from your username "Enlightenment_Now"... :D Why do you offer enlightenment? :D
You might think I commit to this conversation more than I have to. But let's see the LIGHT of truth, shall we? I offer a compilation of suspicious symbology that PROBABLY should be investigated. You say it's not symbolic because you hugged yourself to sleep as a kid... Do you see how both don't match?
Here's some free enlightenment for you - you are not as enlightened as you think you are.