It is amazing how a change of scenery can change your mental perception of life around you. It reminds me of a 
philosophy professor I had in college that suggested that I sit in a place in a familiar room that I had never sat before; like on the floor in the corner. I still practice this today. You see new blemishes on walls, new shadows, new angles. I use “new” when actually not one of the “new” sights are new at all; they have been there all along.
Sometimes in life the answer you are looking for is right in front of you; you simply need to see life from a new perspective.
The slightest change in angle can open your eyes to an entirely new world.
A simple thought for a beautiful Sunday morning!
Big Dreamer
I’m going to try that!
It is an interesting practice. Makes the familiar strange and the strange familiar.
Not so sure I want to notice the blemishes on the wall, though!
They’re probably not too bad. lol
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Interesting!
Thank you very much for taking a few moments and reading my post!
No problem!
I think I needed this sage advice today…thanks 🙂
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Great idea!
It is funny to sit in a room in your house but in a spot never chosen before. The room looks different!
I think what most fail to see is that most of the time what you seek is present in your life.
I would agree wholeheartedly!
That’s very true. The biggest problem though is when people are stubbornly fixed in their own viewpoints, beliefs or ideas and are unwilling to see or those of others. The result are prejudice, intolerance and conflict.
It’s amazing what a walk through a different neighborhood can do.
Wow, this post is a blast from the past! I still practice this and probably will forever. I don’t remember anything else that professor ever said, but this one lesson has been invaluable.
I very much enjoyed the post.
Thank you!