"The ability to observe without evaluating is the highest form of intelligence." - Jiddu Krishnamurti
The life that we experience is largely built on the inner story that we tell ourselves.
It's a personal interpretation, built from a plethora of inputs.
What we've been taught throughout our lives.
By our parents, teachers, relatives, neighbours, brothers, sisters, mentors, role models, media.
The lessons we learn indirectly through experience, through trial and error.
Through our senses, what we see, hear, feel, smell, taste.
Underneath all of this, we have our innate intelligence we were each gifted from birth.
All of this, and more, play into your own unique interpretation of the life which you yourself are experiencing.
With this in mind, it really isn't surprising that every single individual will never live the exact same experience.
What is so real and clear to you could appear in a completely different way to another.
This is the beauty of subjectivity and perception.
It is important that we are aware and acknowledge this fact.
To be able to also see things from an objective lens.
Not only does it allow for greater cohesion and harmony in all relationships and interactions.
It also allows us to see things for what they truly are.
To see things as you were supposed to see them.
Without the veils of external influence skewing your view.
Strive to live, live to strive.
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