Difference between revisions of "Situational Relational Positioning"

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The 7 positions that people adopt in their lives and metaphors, usually biases
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The 7 positions that are adopted in metaphors signify certain relational aspects to other elements of the metaphors. Everything has a Relative position to everything else.
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'''Right'''
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'''Right''' -  to the right side - the correct - what is not wrong
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'''Left'''
 
  
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'''Left'''  - to the left side - what is an option - what is discarded - what is not right, but not necessarily wrong
  
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'''Behind'''
 
  
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'''Behind''' -  in the background - where someone came from - what is behind this - what might give a push - what might stab in the back
  
  
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'''In Front'''
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'''In Front''' - leading the way - in front - trailblazing - leaving others behind
  
  
  
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'''Under'''
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'''Under''' - supportive - carrying - underneath - uplifitng
  
  
  
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'''Over'''
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'''Over''' - On top of things - a burden - weighs on others -
  
  
  
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'''In'''
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'''In''' - Part of

Revision as of 16:45, 23 January 2022

The 7 positions that are adopted in metaphors signify certain relational aspects to other elements of the metaphors. Everything has a Relative position to everything else.

Situational Relational positioning.png

Right - to the right side - the correct - what is not wrong


Left - to the left side - what is an option - what is discarded - what is not right, but not necessarily wrong


Behind - in the background - where someone came from - what is behind this - what might give a push - what might stab in the back


In Front - leading the way - in front - trailblazing - leaving others behind


Under - supportive - carrying - underneath - uplifitng


Over - On top of things - a burden - weighs on others -


In - Part of