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December 25, 2024

25 thoughts on “Asymmetry of perception: Our ‘cow jumped into the pool’ moments!

    1. Good, thought provoking Reminder!
      If only, each of us were to jot down the +es & -es, we would be grinning from ear to ear!
      But we don’t & hence our tears & complaints.

  1. Incisive and thought provoking article.
    Reminds me of William Wordsworth who was a pioneer of writing beautiful Nature Poetry with thoughts recollected in tranquility. He would recall joyous euphoric experiences from his long walking tours, and sitting in his small room in the midst of a noisy smoky London, he produced awe inspiring poems by re-living the moments of elation and delight.
    Yes Dr Vandana Mathur, thanks for reminding and nudging us towards a more positive response to Life!

  2. Wonderful Read. How simply you have put the oft thoughts .. negative so that take a front seat always. Yes they should not be the driver.
    Yes gratitude, compassion and kindness to not jump with the ‘cow in the pool’.
    Inspiring evening read.
    😇🍀☘🕯

    1. Deep insight around a casual happening.
      Our choice of friends partners and products are based on negative bias trapping us in a cycle of happiness and grief.

  3. How true! We often forget the good and dwell on the negative experiences in life…I guess it comes from a sense of entitlement as though the unpleasant phases have no place in our existence… gratitude should be the attitude. Very thought-provoking article, Vandy.

  4. Anecdotal write ✍️ up lends more credibility to this article. Whatever we remember good or bad out of an event in life is directly proportionate to sudden impact of pleasant ones, that too we forget in expectation of even better one next time. But negative or unpleasant ones depends on traumatic effect on us & on a tender mind it has jackhammer effect for few moments longer that’s the reason unpleasant experience comes to mind first. On the whole very good 😌 write ✍️ ⬆️

      1. What a beautiful write up. It calls upon us to be positive in our thought process. It’s a matter of practise and We can sure change the way we think, interact and age in the process. A life-changing thought indeed.

  5. Indeed…..well written and versed…..you r one who practices wot you preach !!! Gratitude, Love and the Art of Living lives within you

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