There is a concept of simple reality — a truth that is never complicated and mind-boggling.
When we see the sun in the east, nothing in this living world or even perhaps in the realm of the spirits could defy the truthfulness of the claim that the sun exists, it rises in the east and sets in the west. Unlike the reality of heaven and hell, the mysteries of UFOs and even the truth about life in general, simple realities are often everyday scenarios we may have observed but never noticed. Our mind is too preoccupied with complex problems related to career, finance, future expectations and even relationships. These problems are all too complicated and we may never know for sure the real thing — it may turn out right or maybe not.
Thinking too much of the complexity of life brings forth so much pressure, contempt and restless disposition affected by factors directly related to the focus subject at hand — if you have a complex problem, you will use all your energy analyzing the possible best-fit solution available, with considerations for future effects and responses as well as counter-responses needed. It would take extraordinary effort and time to arrive at a chosen best-fit solution and never rest. The chain of restlessness will go on and will continue to be attached to your system. The initial response to the first possible red flag might cause other entities to act therefore counter responses should be made handy — more of action–reaction relationship, the third law of motion by Isaac Newton.
A good problem to consider is that of a hot coffee. We know that the water out of that dispenser is too hot for straight drinking yet we get our cup filled just right below the brim, our favorite coffee mixture and minutes spent at the table waiting for that hot cup to cool down a bit — elementary, as Sherlock Holmes might have said. If we leave it at that, the gentleman at the table might be enjoying his cup before we can finish figuring out this basic question: why not make the temperature of the water just right for drinking beforehand? Surely, that would save the world hours upon hours of mindless unproductive coffee talk. After all, Is coffee really intended to be poured upon by very hot water and to be let cool for long before drinking?
I sincerely do not understand why men, of his rational nature, would always dare and try to make simple things complicated. Is it a pursuit? Perhaps a product of curiosity? Or perhaps a brainwork of someone divine?
We may never know the answer but the next time you get yourself a cup of coffee check the water temperature first – it's a free advice.
When we see the sun in the east, nothing in this living world or even perhaps in the realm of the spirits could defy the truthfulness of the claim that the sun exists, it rises in the east and sets in the west. Unlike the reality of heaven and hell, the mysteries of UFOs and even the truth about life in general, simple realities are often everyday scenarios we may have observed but never noticed. Our mind is too preoccupied with complex problems related to career, finance, future expectations and even relationships. These problems are all too complicated and we may never know for sure the real thing — it may turn out right or maybe not.
Thinking too much of the complexity of life brings forth so much pressure, contempt and restless disposition affected by factors directly related to the focus subject at hand — if you have a complex problem, you will use all your energy analyzing the possible best-fit solution available, with considerations for future effects and responses as well as counter-responses needed. It would take extraordinary effort and time to arrive at a chosen best-fit solution and never rest. The chain of restlessness will go on and will continue to be attached to your system. The initial response to the first possible red flag might cause other entities to act therefore counter responses should be made handy — more of action–reaction relationship, the third law of motion by Isaac Newton.
A good problem to consider is that of a hot coffee. We know that the water out of that dispenser is too hot for straight drinking yet we get our cup filled just right below the brim, our favorite coffee mixture and minutes spent at the table waiting for that hot cup to cool down a bit — elementary, as Sherlock Holmes might have said. If we leave it at that, the gentleman at the table might be enjoying his cup before we can finish figuring out this basic question: why not make the temperature of the water just right for drinking beforehand? Surely, that would save the world hours upon hours of mindless unproductive coffee talk. After all, Is coffee really intended to be poured upon by very hot water and to be let cool for long before drinking?
I sincerely do not understand why men, of his rational nature, would always dare and try to make simple things complicated. Is it a pursuit? Perhaps a product of curiosity? Or perhaps a brainwork of someone divine?
We may never know the answer but the next time you get yourself a cup of coffee check the water temperature first – it's a free advice.
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