I was downtown earlier today with some of my colleagues, and discovered the hidden messages beyond the barrier of the building's reflection. We took many photo shots of buildings, and that's when it occurred to me. No one can't help to look at one's reflection. No one can't help to look up and stare at the tall building. But I realize the the tall buildings with shiny reflections are just more than a beautiful building, it's ART with MEANINGS.

These reflection got me thinking about who I am as a person. Everything I've accomplished and every mistake I've learned from in life has been a value to my personality. The real friends I've gained and the family I with is a value to my personality. The morals of nature affects my personality. Almost everything I've experienced or observed affects who I am inside, not outside. So I ask myself this question,
Why are there still people out there who judges (either mentally or unknowingly) others based on who they truly are?
Randy, this is such a compelling post. I am so drawn to the way you have used this concrete experience of being downtown seeing the buildings to this really philosophical thinking. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteRandy, I think it's amazing how you brought these two concepts together. You reminded me of a quote, "Don't judge a book by its cover". Great post!
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