It's up to us which version we choose. Every angle we view things from influences our perception. Throw in emotions and it all becomes a brew of unequaled proportions. Each unique
in itself, completely dependend on the observer, yet none the one and only. On top of that, in each moment we have the option to change our point of view, leaving the old version of the situation behind and creating one that feels better.
What do you know?
6.6.11
In the k(now)
This morning (in my timezone) I looked at the clock on the computer, it said 11:11. After a while I got up and walked into the other room where I noticed the clock said 10:10 (it's not set to 'stupid time') I have to set this one by hand so apparently it's off a few minutes. The wall clock in the kitchen is another story all together. This made think: no thing is ever what it seems, there are always multiple versions of it.
It's up to us which version we choose. Every angle we view things from influences our perception. Throw in emotions and it all becomes a brew of unequaled proportions. Each unique
in itself, completely dependend on the observer, yet none the one and only. On top of that, in each moment we have the option to change our point of view, leaving the old version of the situation behind and creating one that feels better.
What do you know?
It's up to us which version we choose. Every angle we view things from influences our perception. Throw in emotions and it all becomes a brew of unequaled proportions. Each unique
in itself, completely dependend on the observer, yet none the one and only. On top of that, in each moment we have the option to change our point of view, leaving the old version of the situation behind and creating one that feels better.
What do you know?
