I ...... Will Prove You Perfect
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By analyzing the choices that man can make we realize that man has only two rights: first he has the right to accept or refuse, and second he has the right to choose between given choices because man can only choose from the existing…
He, who can, from the existing, produce the unknown that is to be a necessity, is to be viewed as a mastermind. That is a mind that is able to observe, realize and bring out what others view as just facts that they are to accept as is. It is a mind that gives time and patience to a potential development of an item, whereas others are still trying to figure out how to use the item for what it is made for.
Every source of knowledge is a ‘bottle’, sometimes with several ends. Some people view it to be closed most of the time, opening one-way-in, only to let new information inside, while others look for the way out to be able to study the bottle from the outside and to study the surrounding that it exists in, and how it existed.
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About the Book
The Wise Man handed the book to the couple and said: You only read this book, if you think you know what you want to accomplish and there is a strong belief in you that you would be able to do it. You only read this book, if you refuse to do what you think is wrongful even if everyone around you is convinced otherwise. You must only read this book if you almost are what this book represents. Do not read this book if you think, that the people around you should be changing to accommodate you, instead of believing in working on a better you.
About the Author
Sitting around in public and socializing.
Observing people’s behavior and analyzing why individuals act and talk the way they do.
The obvious difference between one individual and the other.
The reactions that people make as a response to a certain behavior.
The way one’s character is formed and the reason behind it.
All this and much more, led the author to write this book.
Just to observe and differentiate, very subjectively.