Who Are We: Seeing Ourselves through the Eyes of One Another

Understanding who we are is a concern that entails seeing ourselves through the eyes one another. It is a philosophy that involves thoughtfulness of the full picture, an empathetic vision that incorporates the nature of our awareness. That perception leads to how we react and interact with our surroundings. There, we’d utilize not only our rationale but also how we reason a variety of basics. Those fundamentals are foundations that incorporate our backgrounds, beliefs, affiliations, the level of our knowledge, and whom we believe we are, to name a few. We could accomplish an appropriate vision via a correct observation that considers all the elements. It is a foresight that requires a thorough analysis, and that’s what this book is all about.

Review:

This book walks us through the process of understanding how perspectives vary with our upbringings and the many factors that contribute to influence our perspectives. Reading this book will help you look beyond your very own upbringing to look at the world from a different lense. Some of the topics written in this book may be something we all are familiar with. However, the author had written them from a fresh point of view, which makes the whole thing interesting.