Sometimes you just have to ask questions

- Landscape-Subhash Bhatt

- Doubt means leaving the universally accepted path and trying to chart a new path. Talent is never conventional and superheroes are never average.

A line from the world-famous American poet Robert Frost (17th to 18th century AD) reads, "There were two sidewalks in the forest and I chose an uncultivated ladder." Friends, leaving this main road and splitting somewhere, turning and walking up and down and making a ladder are different stages of creation. For decades we saw the world through Newton's window and suddenly Einstein opened a new window to see and understand the world. The possibility of true discovery opens only when we look at the world from another angle, also from the point of view of others. The world should be seen from where no one had previously thought-thought-seen. Let's get rid of all the beliefs of yesterday. Let's doubt the faith and put faith on the doubt. The true master is not only to tell what to look for but also to teach how to look. Sometimes you just have to ask questions. Challenging all kinds of security and consolation, one has to step into insecurity, unknown and uncertainty, says the physicist Cosmos Comes From Chaos.

There is a wonderful neuro-scientist named Blue Lotto. He has set up a neuro-design studio called Lab of Misfits. Where he performs experiments on the perception of man. In which he also coordinates philosophy, psychology and physiology. Her studios include musicians, dancers, mathematicians, physicists, computer experts, professors, students. Here comes the 'Celebration of Doubts'. They believe that doubt is the true religion of man, not atheism. Doubt is not indecision or lack of self-confidence but the door to creation. It is not a weakness. Doubt means challenging others and our perceptions and perspectives. Leaving the universally accepted path and paving a new path. Talent is never conventional and superheroes are never average. There is no place for the average utilitarian attitude here. Changing and changing is our freedom, and an act created by consciousness. All the skirmishes are at the hill station, the only ones on Everest.

Beau Lotto tells us to look at the world with a slightly slanted eye. All five of our senses are passwords for opening new worlds. Everyone's perception is different. In that sense, it is not one world but seven billion worlds of seven billion people. Everyone has a personal space. Where his understanding and misunderstanding resides. Everyone's thinking, knowing, understanding, believing resides in this space. Perhaps, we are the only species on this earth that can see the world and also the process of seeing it. He says, 'Life is an ecology, not an environment'. Meaning life is a continuous process.

Let's add to our account. Let's look at life and the world, thought and relaxation, relationship and work, friendship and day from a new angle, understand, live ... this year let's create a ladder that we have built by ourselves ... .