One Mans Meat...

This idea was an interesting read. The entry starts off with a story of King Darius asking two groups (Greeks and Callatians) about their dead. King Darius asks the Greeks if they would eat their dead (they traditionally burn them) and the Greeks refused, he then asked the Callatians if they would burn their dead (they traditionally eat them) and the too refused. The question was posed who is right? The entry describes that the way we view our world is through our perspective. I found that very interesting because it holds true. I noticed that everything is relative, and when I worked in Social Services i found it especially true. I had clients who found it hard to get past their perspective so they can see an argument from another side. When clients reached that point to understand that their relative point is not the only right point, resolutions came around very quickly. Can two people be right? Yes they both can be right just in some cases there has to be a resolution.