Once there were numbers of blind people. They had their own perception of the things of world. Once there was an experiment with blind people. The experiment was to know what and how these bling people perceive and understand the world and things.
An elephant was brought to them. They were asked to assess how the elephant is. The blind people stood up and neared the elephant.
After the very close observation of the experiment is done, the things must not be taken an absolute final.
Some visually challenged and the challenging children held the leg and cried the elephant is poles. Someone who neared stomach called it as Nagada.
So the visually challenged people had different viewpoint of the same things.
This is the fact of life. Whatever we perceive is never absolute and ultimate. We have limitation of our perceptions, understandings and interpretations. It varies according to person, place, things and overall circumstances.
We may not assert any particular viewpoint to the finest and final one.
So we must assert ours and be ever ready to accept others too.
Our over assertions of the particular and specific viewpoint makes us rather arrogant and hypocrite.
We should rather assert ours and respect others.
The same things may be different for different people as per time, place and circumstances.
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