When I was in school our math teacher when students answered his question incorrectly liked to say that the students' math and his math were in different non-intersecting planes.
You know back then, every student strove to find their answer in the same plane of measurement because they wanted to get a good grade and were worried that their answer would be something that would cause ridicule from the teacher.
Elementary school is something lol we are asked to answer the question of how many apples a boy will have left if he had three apples but he gave one apple to a girl.
Something like that today it seems funny but back then there were children who could say that the boy would have "many" apples left so as not to make a mistake.
For such an answer they could have been given a failing grade but from the perspective of the years lived such an answer is completely justified since with age we stop measuring some things with exact numbers assigning them a general concept such as for example abundance.
Abundance is a very complex concept and calculating its exact value is probably more difficult than proving Fermat's theorem.
The whole point is that in the equation that will give us the final result there are too many variables and for example our mood is difficult to express arithmetically or algebraically.
Start drawing graphs of sinusoids of your mood and parabolas and hyperbolas just dot a sheet of paper and instead of one intersection point you will see their mass and it will be difficult for you to choose the indicator that needs to be inserted into the equation at a given time and in such weather lol.
For some abundance is something on a cosmic scale while for others it may be a rosehip bush with red fruits visible on it.
Yes, probably the most accurate indicator of abundance is when all the birds sitting on the rosehip bush are already full and there are still many fruits around them but the birds are no longer looking at them they want to sleep after a laborious meal.
Probably the best answer to the question of where exactly such a concept as abundance begins is known by our stomach and not the brain.
As soon as we reach a state of abundance the stomach gives us a clear signal: Stop! We have arrived! Station Abundance!
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