Tricked into following a set path.
Tricked into believing people older than us have more wisdom.
Tricked into thinking people younger than us are useless.
Tricked into magnifying our struggles and using them as excuses to not to create a change.
Tricked into believing your fears are real.
Tricked into living on the surface, and not going deep; because depth requires rigour.
Tricking into thinking only about our own work and not have empathy for the person on the receiving end.
Tricked into marrying so hard to our problems that we have lost the sight to empathise with someone else, anyone else, everyone else.
Trick is a tricky thing. It often makes the truth appear distorted and lies magnified. The trick is to recognise our tricks wanting a playground every day, and we refusing to do so, because we are busy playing a fair, rational game of wisdom and curiosity.
