Explanations does not really matter

Life has taught me a lot of lessons that could never be taught or understood in a classroom. As it is usually said in my community that "experience is the best teacher". We need to experience certain things first hand in order to better understand and appreciate the situation that other people are going through because if someone else experiences it and explains to us, we may not have the real picture of the situation. We may overestimate or underestimate the situation, so yes, experience is the best teacher.

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To better understand, appreciate and enjoy this world and our lives, we need to understand that peoples perceptions are different. This is due to the fact that we were not all born and raised by the same parents, we did not grow up in the same communities, we did not attend the same schools, nor the same church, we are all unique beings with different ways of analysing things that happen in our lives. We may both go through the same experience but react to it differently due to the way we analyse the situation in our own unique way.

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When we fully understand that all humans are unique and different, we will learn to accept the fact that everyone is entitled to their own opinions. The fact that you see or analyse something to be right does not mean that every other person will agree with you. They have the right as humans to research and convince themselves of their own convictions not being influenced by anyone nor anyone forcing their own convictions down their throat. Trying to force your opinions on others or explaining things to them will only create conflicts since they will still tend out analysing things through their own perceptions. So avoid the stress and let people think for themselves.

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