Look, I know it’s weird… but what would you say is the symbolism of a tick? Short explanation below

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#1

[thank you all}

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#2

The physical universe is governed by heavy levels of entropy.

And with that, everything that “wants to live” has to constantly counter those entropic forces in order to stay “alive” (stay in order).

That means almost everyone is in some way acting in a parasitic way, just so that they can survive.

Everyone desperately holds on to and feeds off the very few energy sources that we have here and through which we can counter those entropic forces.

For example stars and the energy that they provide.
Plants, animals, humans etc. we all feed off the energy of our Sun, just so that we can survive in this physical environment.
Until one day, we might find technological breakthroughs that will allow us to counter entropy in different ways.

Since animals (like ticks) cannot develop technology on their own, they simply adapt through evolutionary cycles in their best way possible where they can feed off other energy sources that they are able to find. In this cases they feed off the blood of animals and humans.

Ticks are simply physical universe parasites.

They are a SYMPTOM of this physical universe being governent by the forces of entropy.

#3

Small, unseen, draining. Overlooked energy siphoner, forces you experience but can’t perceive, circumstances bound to you or “agreed” to unknowingly.

#4

These are interesting thoughts…thank you both for sharing. I’m actually dealing with some parasitic-like experiences with housemates (well, and career, but housemates reflect my bedroom) currently. Did not recognize it as such until reading both of your thoughts. Had not quite looked at things this way, including those actions being done for others’ survival :thinking: I wonder how to resolve. I would love to get this tick imprint completely out, for pleasantry’s sake but most importantly this is showing to be a likely significant thing to see and resolve.

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#5

Also, remember it’s not the tick itself that is dangerous but what they carry with them and transmit that is the danger.

#6

Oy vey. Makes me concerned I’m overlooking a physical tick.