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1) The document discusses the complex journey of self-examination and understanding oneself.
2) It argues that people are often distracted from deeply examining their selves and understanding their true nature and meaning in life.
3) The document suggests that properly understanding oneself requires meticulously excavating parts of our selves that we have forgotten and eradicating distortions about the meaning of life in order to emancipate ourselves from a limited view.
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It is a brief reflection about the movie, "Big Fish".
1) The document discusses the complex journey of self-examination and understanding oneself.
2) It argues that people are often distracted from deeply examining their selves and understanding their true nature and meaning in life.
3) The document suggests that properly understanding oneself requires meticulously excavating parts of our selves that we have forgotten and eradicating distortions about the meaning of life in order to emancipate ourselves from a limited view.
1) The document discusses the complex journey of self-examination and understanding oneself.
2) It argues that people are often distracted from deeply examining their selves and understanding their true nature and meaning in life.
3) The document suggests that properly understanding oneself requires meticulously excavating parts of our selves that we have forgotten and eradicating distortions about the meaning of life in order to emancipate ourselves from a limited view.
Alonzo, John Raymund S. Understanding Self Mr. Fernando Lopena Jr.
Philosophy I Philosophical Reflection June 28, 2019
Definitely, people are in a perilous journey as they traverse the world bombarded with preoccupations that may lead them astray and away from which they must be going—examining a life filled with complexities and sophistications. Such profundity is but one of the things necessitated by those people who are excavating meticulously the self that which has long been forgotten because of the oblivious state of the person to which it inhabits. Consequently, deepening the desire to eradicate distortions of the meaning of life, people yearn for a solution that can open a pavement where they can emancipate themselves from peeping just from a keyhole. Big Fish is a movie filled with mind-boggling statements and symbolical ideologies that, whoever may encounter it, will surely see life in a different perspective. Having such a groundbreaking paradigm of shift devised an attitude towards how life must be lived. Questions like, “Is it to be?” or “How to be?” make up an elucidated enthusiasm to know the self. Truly affected by the intention of the movie, that is, to introspect and to study comprehensively the beauty and the tendency of the mind to construct a way of how the self may reveal itself to the human person, the person is left into a vast journey. This life-long search of the self clarifies things that stay oblique hindering the self to get out of that which manipulates its reality. The self to be known must be examined—examination of the life that has been known is just a speck of the bigger knowledge that can never be grasped by the human person. Innumerable paths may not be the applicable and relevant path but, these should never be thrown away for things that have been part of those paths although may be seen as detours taught things that are surely not on that which is the real path. Also, the human person must use his/her rational state so that he/she may get rid of dispensable emotions leading to a quicksand of regrets and irrationality. Sometimes, we will meet people who are there not to last forever. But, there are those who must stay and be part of a deeper and intimate relationship. Holding the belief of giving the benefit of the doubt will also be a part of how the world will conspire with everything just for us to attain what we mostly pine. Enumerating the expected contortions do not assure us of the achievement of the self because as we try to examine and be endeared within ourselves, we end up knowing just the “how” and not the “who” we are. All aspects of the self will show themselves either simultaneously or even in a way in which they are never expected to happen. Therefore, the human person should always be a sponge that may anytime absorb and assimilate the things that will spring about for the betterment of the self—at the end the self goes back to the Being.