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Joshua 6 read psychologically: Joshua, barred by impassable walls from Jericho (the fragrant, desired state), blows the trumpet seven times; seven is stillness, rest, the Sabbath, being unmoved in the conviction that the thing is. At that point the walls (obstacles, reason, the senses) crumble of their own weight and he enters.

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He finds himself barred by the impassable walls of Jericho
he blew upon the trumpet seven times and at the seventh blast the walls crumbled
The walls, the obstacles, the problems, crumble of their own weight if I can reach the point of stillness within me

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You are told that he blew upon the trumpet seven times and at the seventh blast the walls crumbled and he entered victoriously into the state that he sought.
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You cannot seem to reach it because your senses bar you from it.
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He wants the most desirable state in the world, the fragrant city, the delightful state called Jericho. He finds himself barred by the impassable walls of Jericho.
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The walls, the obstacles, the problems, crumble of their own weight if I can reach the point of stillness within me.
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All the walls of Jericho came tumbling down, all of these ancient evils in me collapsed.
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