Our Blind Spots in Life

All of us wish to be perfect but the truth is, none of us really are. In reality, there are some people in your life who see the same vision as you, and some of them obviously don't. It is the blind spots that is the origin of all the inadequacies in our lives.

Deep inside each of us lives a gloomy shadow. This dark unconscious personality that we do not acknowledge often becomes part of this shadow and manifests itself into our stance towards the people around us. It would seem that whatever behaviour we may find irritating, or unacceptable on the outside is nothing more than a reflection of a dark part of ourselves.


It verges close to impossible for people who are living in today's society to acknowledge the existence of this shadow since it naturally reflects a less attractive part of ourselves. This further gives us motivation to balk at some of the traits that we do not like about ourselves.



We are taught at a young age that we have to be law-abiding citizens with the intent of making the world a better place. The problem with trying to look 'decent' in the eyes of the society is that it takes energy and effort. The will always be pressure urging us to be 'decent', causing us to repress those undesirable and unpleasant impulses in hopes that they will languish away impotently into the darkness of the mind.

We ought to understand that the moment when we finally have the moral courage to see through our own pretence and uncover our own blind spots, be it recognising that we may be mean, selfish or arrogant, will we be able to heal our relationships with others.

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