Assumptions lead to misunderstandings and unhappiness from "summary" of The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz,Janet Mills
When we make assumptions, we believe we know what others are thinking, feeling, or intending. We assume we understand their words and actions based on our own interpretations and beliefs. But the truth is, our assumptions are often far from reality. We create a whole story in our minds without any concrete evidence to support it. And this can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts with others.
When we assume, we are not in the present moment. We are living in the past, projecting our past experiences onto the present situation. We are letting our fears and insecurities dictate how we perceive the world around us. And this can cloud our judgment and prevent us from seeing things as they truly are. Our assumptions are like a veil that distorts our perception of reality.
The problem with assumptions is that they are based on our personal beliefs and conditioning. We assume that our beliefs are the truth, that our perspective is the only valid one. But in reality, everyone has their own unique way of seeing the world. When we assume tha...
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