Unfortunate Misconceptions

                                          ( Jan 08 )

                         Unfortunate Misconceptions

                        

We live our lives with and through many unfortunate misconceptions
both in regards to ourselves and our place in the world
as well as the world that surrounds us, interact with

and are interdependent upon.

Unfortunate due to their impact 
and effect on the quality of our lives.

Some misconceptions are founded on beliefs
while some beliefs are based on misconceptions
either personal or commonly accepted

formed from various sources at various times.

We Live and Survive despite of them  

often even because of them.

Survival though does not equate with Quality of life.

Being prepared to see, understand and acknowledge
that 'what we think we know at any given time'
may in fact be inaccurate, incomplete, distorted or non-existent

presents a challenge to our secure ground

requiring a constantly open mind, flexibility

courage and determination to establishing and living

with clear, ever changing and evolving elements

instead of imprisoning our minds in  convenient

inaccurate, out-dated concrete structures.