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Vocabulary
Looking out for number TWO
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In the book about astral projection the author writes that while astral projecting you can meet your doppelganger or a fetch.
The title of the chapter in which the author writes about it is:
Looking out for number two
and in the last sentece the author says: If your doppelganger appears while you're floating on the boundaries of the astral world, trust that no harm has come to you.
1. I know the phrase "look out for number one" but not TWO. But I guess it means "taking care not only of yourself" OR MAYBE "taking care of someone else"? What do you think?
2. Does "trust that no harm has come to you" mean "trust that you will be OK" or "trust that you are OK right now, that you are safe right now"?
In the book about astral projection the author writes that while astral projecting you can meet your doppelganger or a fetch.
The title of the chapter in which the author writes about it is:
Looking out for number two
and in the last sentece the author says: If your doppelganger appears while you're floating on the boundaries of the astral world, trust that no harm has come to you.
1. I know the phrase "look out for number one" but not TWO. But I guess it means "taking care not only of yourself" OR MAYBE "taking care of someone else"? What do you think?
2. Does "trust that no harm has come to you" mean "trust that you will be OK" or "trust that you are OK right now, that you are safe right now"?
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1. He means the doppelganger is number two to your number one. "Looking out for" is a play on words.
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- He means the doppelganger is number two to your number one.
- "Looking out for" is a play on words.
- In "look out for number one" it means "take care of", but you can also "look out for" the person you are supposed to meet at the train station, for example, meaning watch for.
- "Looking out for number two" means, in the title, trying not to miss seeing your doppelganger.
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1. He means the doppelganger is number two to your number one. "Looking out for" is a play on words. In "look out for number one" it means "take care of", but you can also "look out for" the person you are supposed to meet at the train station, for example, meaning watch for. "Looking out for number two" means, in the title, trying not to miss seeing your doppelganger.
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