Woodcutter loses the ax

Woodcutter loses the ax

Once there is a woodcutter. One day he lost his ax, so he could not work. He suspects his neighbor is stealing his ax.

That morning when the neighbor departed & covered his work equipment with a cloth, it felt his ax must be hidden there, especially this neighbor smile was not sincere. He must be the thief.

The next day, his neighbor even seemed to be excessively friendly because it is usually rarely say hello, this time to make small talk. Moreover, seen the results of this two-day timber harvest is a lot, he must cut down using stolen ax.

The more thoughtful the more confident.

On the third day it was realized that his ax was stored in the kitchen drawer. His wife who was out of town save there. It's good to have his heart because his ax can be rediscovered.

He watched again his neighbors who passed, and he felt this neighbor did not behave like a thief & his smile is also sincere-sincere only. Even the conversation was very reasonable and honest. She wondered why yesterday she saw her neighbor like a thief?
Perception shapes reality, our minds form our point of view.
What we believe will become more visible to us as a reality.
For example, whatever the person we love is good and right. Brats are considered funny, a cheapskate is considered frugality, nags spelled attention, stubborn practically berprinsip & nasty food practically nutritious.
Life is never & nothing is fair, there is no right wrong, we create our own point of view. We find what we want to find. What looks is not reality, reality is who we are & how we look at it all. Our view changes with changing times and circumstances.