Neuroscience

Yes. It is true what I've been hearing.

My most favorite subject, and perhaps the only subject of interest, was neuroscience. It was fascinating to me to see the complexity, sophistication, and precision of the neurological system. And to think that even with all that intricacy, we most likely don't understand the half of it.

I get carried away.

What is most fascinating to me now-a-days is how ingenious the human brain is. Every single person is capable to and, in fact, does create his own reality. No two realities are the same. And while the imagination and the permutations have no end, this implies that no two people can share an exact same reality. 

Layer that with the limited nature of the word, and the fact that we can communicate at all seems a feat to be admired! 

This is probably the reason we disagree so much, or feel tense, or experience of not being on the same page. Perhaps the only true way to communicate and gain understanding lies beyond the mind, and definitely, beyond words. To perceive directly, to see clearly, not through the lens of our made-up reality, but as reality really is. 

I suppose living in what is actually real can eliminate a lot of hatred, wars, fears. I suppose there would be much more room to connect, connect deeply, connect authentically. Maybe this is the seat of love, of genuine love, divine love, of love that doesn't pass for what, in effect, is a business deal. 

We need to learn to see. We need to clean and cleanse. We need to go to work, the kind that pushes us toward truth.