Modern: I see. Now, I understand what you mean. The words do not always convey what we interpret. We condition our mind for a particular word and or a sentence. We mostly know what we have say and what we are going to hear in its response. However, it’s a great facility isn’t it?
Ancient: No, it’s not facility; it’s a luxury of mind.
Modern: What, what did you say, luxury, a luxury of mind. What do you mean?
Ancient: You see we mostly feel comfortable in the known thoughts, ideas, concepts, feelings and thus the interactions. It’s luxury of petting our mind.
Modern: Gosh, you’re a crazy person. What do you mean by saying, the petting of mind, can you explain it?
Ancient: Yaw, why not. You see when we hear what we want to we feel happy, and sad when we hear what we do not want to. Moreover, in most of the cases, we keep on recalling who, when and where we had the desired results and answers. We label it as the good memories. We, thus, keep on recalling the good memories. It is petting our mind.
Modern: You see that’s not fair. Should we recall the sad or the bad memories?
Ancient: What is memory?
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