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QUOTE OF THE WEEK.

Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.
  I got this from a friend's facebook wall the other day. Truth is, people say a lot everyday about things and other people. One thing I want us all to realise is the fact that whatever a person says is the output of their thoughts and a person's thought is conditioned by a number of things such as personal life experiences. It is however not good to draw conclusion based on what we hear because as imperfect humans we make mistakes everyday in various aspects including speech.
  Further, what we see or rather 'think' we see is simply our perspective. We tend to see things differently probably due to the fact that we have varying levels of intelligence and sometimes,a different level of exposure among other things. A wise person needs to understand that sometimes, the lens from which he/she views things may be dusty (faulty) and needs cleaning.

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