Your belief window

Imagine you have a special window in your head called the “Belief Window.” It’s like wearing invisible glasses that change how you see things. This window travels with you everywhere you go and helps you understand the world.

Sometimes, this window can make you see things in a way that might not be true. For example, if someone tells you that you’re not good at something, like drawing, you might start believing it even if it’s not really true.

The tricky part is, we often don’t realize we’re looking through this special window. We think what we see is how things really are, but it’s actually shaped by what we believe.

To make sure our Belief Window shows us the truth, we need to be brave and admit when we might be wrong. It’s like cleaning your glasses so you can see clearly. When we do this, we can understand ourselves and the world better.

Imagine you have a special window in your head called the “Belief Window.” It’s like wearing invisible glasses that change how you see things. This window travels with you everywhere you go and helps you understand the world. Sometimes, this window can make you see things in a way that might not be true. For…