Have you ever looked at an object that’s quite far from the reach of your eye?
One that is like 5 kilometres away from where you are, at that moment?
How would you describe it, if I asked you to?
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Would you say it’s black, short, skinny, tall, leafy and sandy?
What sense would I make out of your description?
Would you like my reaction to that description?
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Try shutting your left eye…tell me what you see
Then, your right one….what do you see?
Is what you saw on both eyes the same, exactly?
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No? What made it different?
Could it be that what you are seeing isn’t actually before your eyes and is all just in your head?
Could it be that you just so badly want what you want to appear there, be there actually?
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Now, that we handled that, could you perhaps slow down with your answers that you’ve gotten?
Who knows? You might not be right as you may want to.
Or you could be, all the same
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Pppssssshhhhhhhh…. I don’t know if am even making sense with what am saying…
All in all, it’s just your mind and another moment.
I did everything you asked for really in the post ?? Your blog is so unique and one of a kind
Haha….really? I didn’t know that. Thank you for sharing and appreciating.
The human mind is a complicated thing. It can make us endlessly happy or very unhappy. Perceiving the world around us is a complex job.
Undoubtedly. Thank you for sharing.
great site
Thank you, Julia, for sharing and appreciating.
That’s awesome experience, for me i can’t see the far objects clearly and i have a glasses but true the human mind is the most valuable thing that human can ever get.
Ooohhhhh…thank you, Jack, for sharing and appreciating.
Thanks for giving us something interesting to ponder!
You’re most welcome, Vox. Thank you for appreciating.