what kind of things go over your head?

Question

what is too deep for you to take in?

Answer 1

Nothing . Nothing will go out of our head once it enters our head . We only forget , but not allowing anything to go out . Nothing is too deep to take in . We either like a thing or dislike . That is all .

Answer 2

I try to constantly find the meaning of my soul, my spirit. What is too deep is the total understanding of WHO I am, it has always been a problem to me. I blend in with nature constantly, and I feel as if I belong there. I understand the way we live, the way we work, the way we relate.. but finding the answer to all this questions that pop into our heads is just.. astounding. I have often been called weird, fake, dramatic. And just because they can see that my loneliness depends on my search of who I am. So they think I'm acting it to attract attention.. but it's actually the OTHER way around. Mostly I want people to leave me alone to my books and poems, to my laying on the grass, to my watching of the moon, to my dancing under stars, to my searching for the beginning of this life that dosen't seem to take place. I'm a truly deep person and at the same time.. I realize, I'm the same. The same as others, the same brain, same body, same mechanism.. the only difference is the way I see the world. And then I ask myself: but is there really a difference? Do people's minds really work the same without us knowing it?.

It's a sudden neverending flow of questions, to which.. I continue to search the answer.

Answer 3

In reply to the first part, not the too deep bit. Tricky stuff. When people set out to trick me, or others, into something I almost never see it coming, I guess I just don't think that way. I was pleased but saddened to see that my kids, as they were growing up, had the same problem. Pleased because I believe that innocence is a gift we throw away far to easily, saddened because when we are 'built' this way, life can seem awfully strange sometimes.

Funny anecdote about that, every year for many years I played Santa Claus for all our circle of friend's kids. Usually the group would be between 30 and 40 children each year. The only ones who refused to believe that Santa was my kid's dad.............were my kids.

Answer 4

Maths.

If life were all numbers, then anything could happen and it would all just be a matter of what the odds are against it or for it.

Read all the books in 'Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy' and you will see what I mean.

Oh - and the film is nothing like the books in any way shape or form by the way.

Answer 5

the concept of space.
i just get this crazy feeling of insignificance when i look up into the sky and see all the stars. i mean it's supposed to geep going and going and going.
and we are the only ones here?? doesn't it end? how can there be no ending?
i cannot conceive of something without an ending!
it just seems so weird. i cant understand it and i dont want to really. so i just kind of let it go over my head ;)

Answer 6

A vision of the Piltdown Man riding a dinosaur on his way to a New Year's Eve party ca. 4000 b.c. a la "intelligent design". :)))

Answer 7

Anyhting to do with football,I can't understand how anyone
can get so excited about 22 grown men chashing a ball!
Someone talking I.T. in jargon.

Answer 8

A lot of this philoshophy talk....sometimes it's just too much to understand. But once and awhile something sticks, and that's why I'm here.

Answer 9

YOUR MIND!full of many things-bothering you-easy go lucky!think deeply!understand the thing that you can't understand;explain the thing that you can't explain;see the thing beyond that you can't see with your bare eyes,smell the essence of the things that is odorless and hear the sound that is soundless.

Answer 10

The idea that people believe that a loving God creates people imperfect so he can roast them for eternity in a lake of fire.

Love and blessings Don