score

In the Language of Mind, a score is not about winning or losing in the world — it is your running measure of inner growth, the tally of where you actually stand in the evolution of your own consciousness. Look at its form and function: a score is a number that records progress against a standard, a way of keeping count of effort already spent. So when a score appears, your subconscious is holding up the ledger of your development — not money, not status, but how far your way of being has actually matured against the universal laws that govern your life. Examine where in your waking life you have been quietly keeping count, measuring yourself against a goal you set in the inner world.

Read the variations closely. A high or rising score = real growth being acknowledged, effort that has compounded into understanding; a low or falling score = a lesson where you sense you have lost ground, or are coasting on past effort. A scoreboard others can see = how exposed or honest you feel about your own progress, while a private tally is growth only you are tracking. That is one symbol, read clean. The game it was kept in, the field you played on, the opponent across from you — each is still another aspect of you, speaking. Your subconscious talks to you every night in this exact language; CHITTA is simply where you learn to read the rest of the sentence. Go within, or go without.