Scoop of the day: The art of Projection

  One perceives the flaws in others with ease. Humans are ingrained with the ability to find fault behind every character, more so than identifying the good. Through the eyes of many, all and everything is at fault.

  True, many things are irreconcilable in this world of ours. We cannot fathom a world without flaws, but readily fantasize about a reality where all is peace and beautiful. This, however, is also folly. The good and beautiful should not only exist in fantasy; one should observe it in the mundane, everyday life as well. Spend fifteen minutes staring at a single blade of grass, and find the peace within. Go on the journey of your mind and follow the path of the grass. See the spikes, see the green, and know it is at peace.

  Meditate on nature; find something alive and simply observe. See where one’s mind float, and realize:

One cannot perceive a characteristic in someone else that is not inherent in oneself