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People need to research the words, like "eden" and "garden."
They need to understand that eden means a place of pleasure, and a garden is a fenced off area.
These ideas suggest the importance of human consciousness in its ability to separate man from lower life forms.
It suggests that this place is the mind.
With that view, it becomes a story concerned withthe differentiation of the seven Freudian sources of our internal thoughts, (the seven spirits of Revelation).
We see the logical Superego interacting with the Anima, the woman's intuition found in us all.
Influenced by these thoughts the Libido acts upon the drives and desires that send "him" on the mission that opposes the good shepherd of Conscience.
Interesting analogy, reminds me of, John Bunyan, Holy War.
I'm not into the Freudian stuff but are you the artist?
Grace and peace,
Mark
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