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Promoting Job's Daughters
This is a very simple system:
- Imagine yourself standing in the center of a room (shown below) and facing the front.
- Close your eyes and imagine each image in turn.
- Don't bother trying to learn what each means until you remember all the images.
- It helps to actually stand in a room and imagine each item or group in its place- for example, imagining half a watermelon and a herd of buffalo in the front right corner.
- Once you can remember each image, we'll explain what it means- this is the easy part!
- half a watermelon
and a herd of buffalo 
- a sword
a club 
and a bunch of girls 
- dancing boys
- a shelf full of sports equipment
and board games 
- a speaker
with a skull 
and a ship 
on top - a big chair
with a little hiker 
in it - an airplane
made out of meat 
- adults
holding butter 
- an eyeball
typing 
(on the floor in the center of the room) - a light bulb
covered in dew 
- the ceiling is gone- it goes on forever into the sky
What It Means
- half a watermelon and a herd of buffalo (“Have you Heard about Job’s Daughters?”)
- a sword, club and a bunch of girls (“It is sort of a club for girls.”)
- dancing boys (“We have dances with boys called DeMolay.”)
- sports equipment and board games (“We play sports and games.”)
- a speaker with a skull and a ship on top (“We teach girls public speaking and give scholarships.”)
- a big chair with a little hiker in it (“We have our own charity called HIKE.”)
- an airplane made out of meat (“We travel to meet people.”)
- adults holding butter (“We have adults who help but they're just there to advise us.”)
- (on the floor in the center of the room) an eyeball typing (“I think you’re the right type of person for this.”)
- a light bulb with dew (“What do you think?”)
- the ceiling is gone- it goes on forever into the sky (this represents you listening to what they have to say)
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