Living with the boys here at Ramanthapur, I'm learning quite a few things... one of them, knowing myself.
This morning I was asking myself, "Would I have a different approach or would I have been a different person altogether, were I to be here amidst children before I was placed in the formation setting in the Philosophates?" I'm not really trying to answer that question this early. Perhaps I'll be in a better position to answer that question by the end of the year or so. But for now, one thing is quite clear:
This morning I was asking myself, "Would I have a different approach or would I have been a different person altogether, were I to be here amidst children before I was placed in the formation setting in the Philosophates?" I'm not really trying to answer that question this early. Perhaps I'll be in a better position to answer that question by the end of the year or so. But for now, one thing is quite clear:
True understanding lies outside the domain of the mind.Not everything and not everyone is clear and precise. We never can really exhaust a concept, leave alone understand it fully... least of all an individual. There are so many things involved, attached and connected to something as simple as a word or an action that it is almost impossible to claim certainty about anything or anyone.
Happened across this post, Casa.
ReplyDeleteThe beginning of wisdom :D :D