Our insight, that innate form of knowledge that comes from the inside and demonstrate itself outside ourselves, is it a blind instinct indeed or a third eye we can trust without the risk of deception?
Some of us are gifted with a sharp perception, which is both unbiased and logical, but the rest of us might be in jeopardy of distraction and intense impulsive behavior that could lead us to more ignorance and less awareness.
How many times have we said the words” I just know it”? I am positive most of the times we use this justification when we want something so bad that we refuse to question its authenticity and investigate it further more so therefore we hide behind our emotional vulnerabilities so that we won’t have to compromise the subject of our desire.
The danger is that our imminent acquaintance can trick us and lure us away from the truth to conceal behind the pseudo appearance of what is true and what is not!
In order to protect ourselves we need to practice self control, we need to be aware of the fact that we can never veil the truth with our longing and passionate desires, because if we do we would be living in denial and borrowed reality that will only postpone the inevitable and never be able to cancel it or terminate its influx!
Like the famous saying goes:” Once bitten, twice shy” when we get hurt of trusting our insight without being objective and question our inner voices, we will be more hesitant to listen to those voices again and act upon them on the spot! It is very wise and courageous to hear those intimate thoughts that the self tells to itself but the mistake is to act solely and only based on those thoughts for we are weak creatures and sometimes we expose ourselves to the winds of desire and human weakness towards what sparks and shines but could not be the gold mine we are looking for, it could be just a mirage an image of what we want to see rather than what is already there!
Beware of being deceived, trust your insight but verify it!
Lina Hanna Hanna.
No comments:
Post a Comment