Perspective. Much depends on the perspective things with which we have before our eyes. Often do not realize it because our brain gets used to the way we usually see and it makes absolute all experiences pass through that lens and everything revolves around that central point. Discourse rather than to say that if you're six feet tall watched most of your fellow down, but if you're five feet often encounters before the eyes of the chin that you are in front of para. However in both cases everything seems measurable because of what you're used to seeing.
This book tells the other hand you may be forced to change their perspective, make the comparison between the two and come out different. More plastic.
I read in a time when everything looked black with at most a few shade of gray-barrel-a-gun. The people I met gave just asking a lot, problems at work suggested to give up and move to Botswana (never seen a belt that is broken after two minutes (two), the study oppressed me like the heat and mosquitoes also kill you if you leave the red stain on the plaster from the dead just because even have to break my balls, and the two of spades woo the girl he was only good for the boulder that crushes the lungs. So I looked. finished the book, even well before the finish, in my little head started to spin a bit 'of thoughts.
One : changing perspective can resize problems that seem to plague only us, unique in the world.
Two : a thought is a feel-good bullshit.
Three: To think that there is always someone worse off than we are does not lead anywhere, even after a few days because the empathy of the hypothetical will surely less unfortunate. It falls so nell'egoistico thought that makes our difficulties the only ones that matter.
The book taught me to face what is presented to us day after day and not be overcome by events. Relying on their strength, hope for the best and prepare for the worst "as the author's mother. Changing perspective can not become better or worse. Changing perspective is strong and we can understand that what you want with it often enough will get (Pavese).
Changing perspective just to stay the same ... but change it.
"Everything in life is, the pain, perhaps more than anything else"
"Get out to meet the postman, announced by the horn of his five hundred, became one of the highlights of the day"
"We are so trapped by our dreams, our illusions, our desires that most of the time I could not take the skin and turn them into reality "
" I had no intention of going into heat for the usual male hormones and a ball that smells pussycat when it is put under wind to catch the game "
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