The Meaning of the Mark: Discover the Mysterious Success Power Behind the Classic It Works

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This is a great breakdown of symbolism too! I think symbolism are the light layers of fabric that keep the reader immersed in the story.

So glad you enjoyed the book! Excellent article, Katie. The symbolism I have right now is misdirected. And I need to get this book for sure. I love symbolism. Every character name I choose, I choose because of its meaning. Colors too. It surprises me sometimes when I give a character a random name, then go look up the meaning and discover how perfectly it fits the character.

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Thanks for this excellent breakdown of the ways to use symbolism. I agree that when symblolism is used effectively in a novel, it adds to the enjoyment of the story. But it makes the whole experience so much richer when it is. Nicely put, Katie.

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Thanks so much for having me today, ladies! And thanks for the kind words about the book, Becca. So glad you enjoyed it! It kinda scared the poo out of me too. Such a well-written article, K. It makes me want to re-read the book again. Thanks for this excellent article. If symbols exist under the surface of the language maybe they penetrate our souls under the surface of our consciousness — which arguably has a deeper and more profound effect?

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Blog Updates via Email. Search for:. Symbolism Type 2: Motifs A motif is a repeated design. Consider just a few examples: Early on, a servant sings a song about an orphan girl. Adele, the child Jane is hired to look after, is ostensibly an orphan. When Jane encounters the Rivers family, late in the story, she discovers they are newly orphaned themselves, after the death of their father.

Symbolism Type 3: Metaphors Motifs can also be metaphors. Symbolism Type 4: Universal Symbols Some symbols are ingrained so deeply in our social psyche that they are used in practically every story. Symbolism Type 5: Hidden Symbolism Some types of symbolism will be so deeply buried within your story that your readers may not recognize them at all. Looking to Enhance Your Symbolism or find the perfect Motif? Visit Our Symbolism Thesaurus. Her books are available in five languages, are sourced by US universities, and are used by novelists, screenwriters, editors, and psychologists around the world.

She is passionate about learning and sharing her knowledge with others through her Writers Helping Writers blog and via One Stop For Writers —a powerhouse online library created to help writers elevate their storytelling. You can find Becca online at both of these spots, as well as on Facebook and Twitter. Bookmark the permalink. More Details Other Editions 4.

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I found several principles within the pages that I would like to apply to my own life! I won this copy thru Goodreads First Reads The author is obviously not a talented writer but he is definitely talented in helping you get what you want in his layman terms. He does know his stuff. His writing gets tedious at times but with a little bit of patience I know what to skip and what to transcribe in my own journal word for word.

Yes, it is pretty much same content in his other book "It Works" but it really helps to hear him elaborating and elaborating as if he is having a conversation with you on the couch and you are soaking i The author is obviously not a talented writer but he is definitely talented in helping you get what you want in his layman terms. Yes, it is pretty much same content in his other book "It Works" but it really helps to hear him elaborating and elaborating as if he is having a conversation with you on the couch and you are soaking in every precious word of his and never holding his simplicity against him because, if anything, it does add to his authenticity.

He is by no means pretentious but he speaks solid truth and he lived it out most of all. I will need to read again with discernment. What would have made the book 5 stars would have been the emphasis on one ring ones own highest authority and not to ever give away your power to create your experience , least of all to a mythical nonexistent deity.

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