Objective Xavier de Maistre discovered a new meaning to life. Rather than looking right through something he would take the object and change the angle, so he could better see what its meaning was. Take for instance his sofa, which to most people would just be an object to sit ...
In the next three chapters the human past is examined from a scientific viewpoint. ... It is notable to mention that he brings up the immense journey of man at the end of this chapter. ... At the end of the chapter he recalls a story when he is detained by peon soldier. ... The vagaries of the road may have a meaning, however; it is thus we torture ourselves." ... The final chapter is "The Secret of Life" examines the idea of the secret of life. ...
HARD TIMES Throughout any endeavor there seems to always be those times where things seem to flow smoothly and other times where the road gets a little bumpy. It is safe to say that most of the time the road is rough. ... It was her free will to put herself on such great a stone of sacrifice, thus jeopardizing her own freedom if she were caught, thus the title of the chapter, Soundness of Mind and Freedom of Will. ...
Whether it be something in the sky or on the road, or watching a musical concert when the climax of the performance reaches its end. ... In Chapter 2 of the book, a limousine passes by the people and each react to the car in a similar fashion. ...
Now when you look out your window you see what you expect to be seen, the road, sidewalk, streetlight, trees, and etc only with suspending your beliefs can you realize that, are you absolutely sure of what you see out the window is what you see? ...
