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Young people attempting to do something which they are not quite capable of doing. Over confidence & naivety. Over estimating abilities v developing one's ability. Strength in numbers - a group - or it could be Group Delusion.
Rishi asserts he will 'stop the boats'
"The dog and his bone are best left alone." It is a degree
of ISOLATION. - Sephariel.
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‘A Duck Pond and its Young Brood’ can indicate
issues of belonging to a family, clan or tribe. The ‘Duck Pond’
is a place where a family can live, Andrews kicked out of home
forage for food, gather life’s necessities and be safely together. The parents, or at least the mother ‘Duck’, needs to look after the ‘Brood’ to ensure that they are kept together, nourished and protected. Guidance and direction need to be given so the youngsters grow into mature
and responsible adults,
Keywords: Nurturing family. Contentment. Realizing limitations.
Reliability. The problems and joys in the responsibilities of having
a brood to look after. Finding friends or family that enrich
one’s life. Psychoanalysis. Family patterns and analysis. Family
support. The family sphere. Feeling safe in one’s environs. Being
the mother duck. Adoption and foster families. Communes and
communities. Facing the music that you’ve composed.
The Caution: Denying your own needs for others in the ‘Brood’.
Narrow-minded attitudes. Not inviting others in. Feeling stuck.
Not wanting to leave the nest, grow up or take risks in life. Feeling
left out and alone. Smugness or exclusivity. All looking the same
and no one standing out as individuals. Being lost in the crowd.
Distrusting those that are “alien”. Borders erected to keep out
“foreigners”.
Life may feel confined by familiar routines and responsibilities, yet these boundaries offer a sense of safety.
The nurturing figure plays a vital role in guiding and protecting her close circle, helping them grow both within and beyond the home.
Communities, like a duck pond, must balance inclusion with discernment — welcoming diversity while maintaining harmony. Ultimately, we’re reminded to cherish those who truly belong and to care for them with intention and vigilance.
Young people attempting to do something which they are not quite capable of doing. Over confidence & naivety. Over estimating abilities v developing one's ability. Strength in numbers - a group - or it could be Group Delusion.
Rishi asserts he will 'stop the boats'
"The dog and his bone are best left alone." It is a degree
of ISOLATION. - Sephariel.
---------------------------------------------------------
‘A Duck Pond and its Young Brood’ can indicate
issues of belonging to a family, clan or tribe. The ‘Duck Pond’
is a place where a family can live, Andrews kicked out of home
forage for food, gather life’s necessities and be safely together. The parents, or at least the mother ‘Duck’, needs to look after the ‘Brood’ to ensure that they are kept together, nourished and protected. Guidance and direction need to be given so the youngsters grow into mature
and responsible adults,
Keywords: Nurturing family. Contentment. Realizing limitations.
Reliability. The problems and joys in the responsibilities of having
a brood to look after. Finding friends or family that enrich
one’s life. Psychoanalysis. Family patterns and analysis. Family
support. The family sphere. Feeling safe in one’s environs. Being
the mother duck. Adoption and foster families. Communes and
communities. Facing the music that you’ve composed.
The Caution: Denying your own needs for others in the ‘Brood’.
Narrow-minded attitudes. Not inviting others in. Feeling stuck.
Not wanting to leave the nest, grow up or take risks in life. Feeling
left out and alone. Smugness or exclusivity. All looking the same
and no one standing out as individuals. Being lost in the crowd.
Distrusting those that are “alien”. Borders erected to keep out
“foreigners”.
Life may feel confined by familiar routines and responsibilities, yet these boundaries offer a sense of safety.
The nurturing figure plays a vital role in guiding and protecting her close circle, helping them grow both within and beyond the home.
Communities, like a duck pond, must balance inclusion with discernment — welcoming diversity while maintaining harmony. Ultimately, we’re reminded to cherish those who truly belong and to care for them with intention and vigilance.