We understand things in a manner which suits our doing. What we like to think we are doing and what we really do is rarely have much in common.

To appear intelligent, we pretend to understand everything which is taught; but gets exposed when practicality demands testing of our learning. Remember! We become intelligent by understanding what we don’t understand, but should understand to make things better.

Expecting others to understand us? First we need to understand the situation; Any misunderstanding can be avoided by having a certain understanding of our deeds, because not reaching an understanding leads to a failure in communication.

When a task is brought to our notice, our understanding accepts it as an order to perform that task; we use all our strength towards completion, but fails to read the logic; we try to appear brave by accepting it as a challenge but fail to use our intelligence for understanding the wisdom behind the task.