Aphoria, aphorism, aphorist, aphoristic, aphorize, aphorized, aphorizing, aphorizes, aphotic, aphrodisiac, Aphrodite

Aphoria does not exist in the dictionary, but its correlation to euphoria, and sentient are quite revealing in the natural order of [old adages] and hidden knowledge. It seems that those who have opinions have affected the outcome of understanding concerning these deeper meanings.

In discerning the meaning of aphorismist's views, they have tried to hide a significant relationships between euphotic and aphotic, and the fact these represent the exact opposite, one is a body of water or water of body that photosynthesizes, and one does not respectively, based on the evidence of the difference between the two concerning a black and white or dark and light analogy.

The human body is not a plant in those respects, the human does interact with light, but also needs dark to survive, and without dark, the human dies, and so does the plant. This relationship tells a story about knowledge [opiate-oxygen] and the spirit [photon-ion], and their inner battle.

Humans have a misdirected and automatic aversion to truth when simplified, and presented tersely, or in small, concise, easy to understand terms. Our brains are connected to the power of thought, and with this power, comes the ability to have an expression powered by air, and the muscles related to the heart used to generate the recording ability. Our minds perceive the difference between the sunset and the dark, as euphoria or aphoria. This direction of path is partly based on the information recorded in your lineage mind.

The expression is represented in a form of sentiment about life. Our ability to seek within ourselves and discern life using intuition and cognizance should result in a sentient that contains compassion as versus doubt. Man's attempt to label thoughts as principles, as in, who is first in authority; or an attempt to measure time in determining values, is how man often perceives the adages of time. The acceptance of authority without truth is futile and could not be classified as principle, for if accepted, a principle is only a lie, and living a lie.

In man's attempt [their inner beasts] to pull you away from understanding your inner being, you are classified with thousands of words that misdirect you. Humans also become overwhelmed with the powers given unto them, the food, the water, the air, the night, and the day, all can become an aphrodisiac of addiction.

Knowledge may seem to have an opinion for man in the form of a brightly colored butterfly, and a inner message about being alive. Aphoria and euphoria both reside on one side of the brain, as hinted by the Visions of Zechariah.

An aphorism that is cleansed with euphuism, is a sound essence of perception without opinion.

R. Mark Sink  2006/12/9