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ObservationIn the ‘real world’ there are many rules and regulations. Society requires that you place yourself within a certain group or else be considered an outsider. But there’s a genuine and sincere need for an authentic self and it’s further growth and development. Still, a visit to the virtual world enables people to take on a different identity, or even identities. And be someone they in essence are not.
Question
But are the friends that you make there for real? And can you hold on to your true identity while also being someone else in the virtual world? Is it not more exciting to discover all the beautiful things in your own, non-virtual world, in stead of creating an ideal situation in this other, virtual world?
Aim
To (learn to) see our own, physical world with bright new eyes. See the beauty of it, admire it, and adore it.