New Perspectives

  • How Shifting Perspective Changes What We Believe Is True

    Truth often feels stable and self-evident. What we believe to be true usually aligns with our experiences, values, and the frameworks through which we interpret the world. Yet truth is rarely independent of perspective. What appears obvious from one angle can look incomplete—or even incorrect—from another. When perspective shifts, meaning shifts with it. Facts may…

  • Seeing the Familiar Through an Unfamiliar Lens

    Familiarity creates comfort. What we see every day gradually fades into the background, becoming unquestioned and assumed. Streets we walk, routines we follow, beliefs we hold—all begin to feel fixed and self-evident. Yet familiarity can also limit perception. When things are known too well, they stop being examined. Seeing the familiar through an unfamiliar lens…