Buch, Englisch, 252 Seiten, Format (B × H): 135 mm x 205 mm, Gewicht: 348 g
Real People, Real Conversations, Real Minds
Buch, Englisch, 252 Seiten, Format (B × H): 135 mm x 205 mm, Gewicht: 348 g
ISBN: 978-3-565-22750-1
Verlag: epubli
Understanding Perspectives on the Past
Look, one could be my perspective, and another could be your perspective. Basically, it's nothing but the subjective perspective. We're not trying to look at it as it is. Let's try to understand its reality, what exactly is the past, not how to change the past, but how to get rid of the past, or instead of the past, we can also use the word ghost: How to accept the ghost or how to get rid of the ghost, how to forget the ghost. You can say it didn't exist, it's just in your brain, in reality, it's not there.
Similarly, if we talk about the past, what is the past? The experiences that happened to you are the past, or the story that is revolving in my mind related to it is the past. Are these two the same thing or different? One is what actually happens to us, what happens in the real world. The other is our interpretation of what happened.
For example, if there are two people in a relationship, and if both are asked to define their relationship, let's say a 5-year relationship, on a piece of paper, then their love stories will be completely different from each other. Nothing will match at all. There will be some similarities, some events that both are describing in the same way, but in the majority of cases, everything will be different. That means there are two different perspectives. From one person's perspective, the story is something else; from the other's perspective, it's something else.
For example, there is a person who has problems with their parents. There used to be fights and arguments in the parents' house, but he already has a hero and a villain built into his mind. For him, his mother was the hero and his father was the villain, for example. .................
