See Through

No, here I don’t intend to focus on apparels, and wouldn’t be mentioning about the ease of donning ‘See-Through’ tops. Quite on the contrary, I look forward to mentioning about this innate, or acquired habit of seeing through situations. In our daily lives, we do come across many such instances where some people could predict situations much beforehand. 

In the professional capacity, some qualify as analysts that interact with their specific target audience like business stakeholders, subject matter experts, and then implement changes based on their experiences that help an organisation move forward. Surely, for someone to be equipped in this kind of a job profile, would require him to be prudent, and one that could be able to understand the pulse of the person at the other end; which I just colloquially named as “Seeing through”. 

In one of the lectures previously be a spiritual guide, I caught him mention about the sages from early days where they mentioned that one must be able to see through a person entirely, just like the rays of an X-ray pass through the numerous bones and muscles, and then reach the exact same spot where it’s supposed to reach.

The question is how very achievable is that? Can an ordinary person ever reach upto those heights, or does it require one to possess some spiritual prowess? Philosophy and our ancient scriptures confirm in the negative, where they state that the immense, immaculate power lies in every individual, one that could help solve one’s own problems, and those for those in his vicinity. But, does this require a person to be spiritually equipped per se? 

Maybe. Maybe not. Not, because of all the detective novels that we read, we saw that the protagonists could blurt out everything about a person’s past, where he has been involved, and what was he doing till the very last minute, just by looking at him merely. But, that sure requires some good amount of practice, and of course being observant. 

Seems like too tough a nut to crack? Maybe revisiting those detective voyages could come to aid, or taking refuge in spirituality.

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