Bow

In the Language of Mind, a bow is a mental tool of concentration — your power to gather your attention and drive it, single-pointed, toward a goal. Read its form and function: a bow stores tension along its whole length, then releases that stored force through one nocked arrow at one chosen target. That is exactly what concentration does inside you — it takes scattered mental energy, draws it to a point, and sends it where your will aims. So when a bow appears, your subconscious is showing you the faculty that holds your attention steady long enough for a thought to actually land. Examine where in your waking life you are being asked to stop spraying your focus and truly aim. Drawing the bow but never loosing the arrow = power gathered yet never committed; a snapped string or missed shot = attention that breaks under pressure, the muscle still being trained. Like any muscle, this one strengthens only with disciplined, repeated draw. That is one tool, read clean — but notice the target you were aiming at, and the hand that held the bow, are still speaking. Your subconscious talks to you every night in this language; CHITTA is simply where you learn to read the rest of the sentence. Go within, or go without.