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A saccade is a fast movement of your eye or your head.
When you shift your gaze, your 3-D reality freezes.
Momentarily, you become time-less and space-less.
If you 'don't pay attention', you can see other worlds.
You may spot the shifting shadows of the 2-D world of the elementals.
Or breathe in at the same time and you may get enlightenment & in-spiration from higher planes.

My guitar teacher once told me this.
It's not the notes but the gaps between them.
It's the same for words.
What a writer leaves unsaid is the true art.
The gaps provide a gift for the reader's imagination.
Enough said?

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What happened before the light bulb was invented anyway?

And why are they even called light bulb moments when "a slap around the face with a wet kipper" would be much more evocative?

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