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==== Primal Power ==== The power as it exists in its root, abstracted from any form. The power at this level exists in every person always and completely. For example, the power of sight: as it exists in its primal root, it is present completely in every person. It's possible that a person may be born blind and this power will never be revealed in him throughout his life, but in its abstract source and origin it is complete. The proof for this - even a blind person can have a child who can see with his eyes without any problem. That is, even though the power of sight was not revealed in him, he passed it on completely to his son - from here we learn that even in the father the power was complete, just not revealed from potential to actual.
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