Similarities and Differences

Image generated by Author and MJ

OMK and his younger brother, Stew, compared notes on things they had in common that they identified as differences.

“You harvest fruits and vegetables, can and store them on shelves, whereas I harvest data, referred to as DDs,” OMK pointed out. Of course, harvesting data details from the InnerRealm is different than plucking or digging fruits of the earth. There’s so much subterfuge to untangle, never as simple as pluck and go.

They moved on to religion. Stew celebrated Jewish traditions, and OMK followed StoryMapping with a devoutness that bordered on obsession. Jewish traditions are, in a significant part, stories passed on through the generations, but StoryMapping is a tradition of perceiving outer projection as a form of self-reflection. Under this practice, there is no other, only shared experience at varying levels and intensities.

OMK identifies as a Legacy ReleaseWorker, whereas Stew is a long-standing Land Steward and Farming Community Member. One role is lesser known and essentially lonely, while the other generates a constant diet of appreciation and gratitude. The communication bridge is pretty simple — OMK focused on relaying his accomplishments in a confident tone, much like Stew used when discussing his endeavors, which put them on equal footing.