Perspectives:

Unfolding Meaning
 perspective matters.
It is what we all act on. It is what we act from. It helps you to think ‘as
the other’.
a few practices that are at play and can change our perspective:
what’s the priority? - what do you call to attention-the background or
the foreground? the face or the vase?
look closer - does your view reveal all or too many details? Zoom - in
or out a bit.
YOU matter - the human perspective is different from the way a dog
or a bee sees things… but is it always the best?
check (yourself) mate - reflection is a wondrous process-makes you
observe differently each time.
Where is your focus?
What is the priority?
Look Closer
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What follows is just an example using the abovementioned practices that form one’s
perspective. I believe it can be applied to broaden one’s perspective in general and
resolve any argument, quarrel or conflict – however trivial or grave.