Albert Herdianto Widjojo
If you see this image blurred, it is because of this picture that I shot it from the TV. This is a scene from an advertisement. To be honest, I have spent a long time enough staring at the photo.
Actually, it’s not the picture that I’m looking at, but I keep watching the debate in my mind. I have deliberately photographed the advertisement to write about advertisements, about the benefits for advertised brands, advertising entrepreneurs, consumers, and the wider community as stakeholders and on the other hand the negative and adverse effects they make. The debate that occurred in the mind was not about the advertising itself but rather about “Are you going to get out of esoteric, mystical, or spiritual ideas that are the characteristics of your thoughts and writings so far?”
“Yes, why not?”
“Be honest. Is that interesting for you?”
“No, but it might appeal to others.”
“Indeed, but let others write such things.”
“Why other people? I can also write such things!”
“I know, but it’s not your specialty or uniqueness!”
“What?”
…and the debate continues while I press one by one the letter keys to writing this article.
The problem is that the debate is not about right or wrong, good or bad, such as the debate of conscience and ego when someone will steal, to do or not.
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Question of
Do you often experience such debates?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
Do you often take the distance to observe your mind?
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Yes
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No
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LOL , I’ve too much debate going on … The one that is on going is “should I be me or become another robot #262819192…”
That’s an interesting debate! Then what is your choice?
Users voted 6 times.
Q: Do you often experience such debates?
Yes (4 votes) – 67%
No (2 votes) – 33%
Q: Do you often take the distance to observe your mind?
Yes (5 votes) – 83%
No (1 votes) – 17%
Thank you for helping out minds stay alert and interested about life.
You have this opinion because you are a wise person, ma’am. Thank you very much.
There are a lot of debates in my mind, but maybe not really like this one. I always try to go with what I find interesting to me, at least when I have the freedom to do so.
There is a lot of debate, like the times when my ego says that I have to get carried away or vent my emotions; angry, disappointed, sad, scared, anxious, etc but there are also those who say, “why you should?”
Your mind sounds a lot like mine. Is yours hard to turn off at times?
Yes, when something I think about, or a feeling that appears contrary to what I realize about me.