Platonic

Let me ask you a question, How much would you rate yourself on a scale of 1 to 10 if I ask you How much do you know about yourself?
Pretty absurd question, you feel. No its not, because our understanding of ourselves is implicitly incomplete, because we just don’t try to contemplate, analyze ourselves in a manner we explicitly speculate about others. It’s a natural tendency of us to neglect the closest one, to overlook that’s near.
How often do we question ourselves and if so have we really tried to get the answers for those questions.
How many times have we openly accepted our mistakes?
How many times have we actually put our sympathy into action?
How many times have we lied to ourselves?
Only when we ask ourselves these questions, we realize our deficiency of self-cognizance, we start sensing our inability to manipulate our ability of perceptivity, to get past the manifest mediocrity.
There is so much to observe, there is so much to understand, there is so much to absorb, and still there is so much to explore. All you need to do is to, Make-up your mind, break away from your prison of ego, take the next big step, kill your fears, rouse your will, push the limits, get over the edge and jump on to the other side, and then you will see that everything in this world has a piece of you, and you have a of piece of everything you never knew, the answer to all the questions lies in you.
Defy the usual, try the unusual, Re-define your existence,
Go, Discover yourself.