We all understand the world differently. You put two people in the same room and they would come out having different experiences.
So to live a meaningful life, it is paramount that you understand beyond what you can see. And it is particularly important to understand other person's world when communicating to them, if you want the communication to be effective.
Here's a way to understand this using 3 different schools of thought
π‘ππ£: We all create our own maps of the world. Every second our brain gets 2 million bits of information, but our conscious mind can only process 134 bits. And to do so we delete, distort, and generalize. So the Map is not the territory and what you see is a 'deleted, distorted and generalized' version of reality and not 'the reality'.
π£πΏπΆπ»π°πΆπ½πΉπ²π πΌπ³ π£πππ°π΅πΌπΉπΌπ΄π: Our thoughts are projected on our consciousness. And based on our quality of thoughts and level of consciousness we see the world differently. Imagine you are in a glass...