perplexity?

Question

Why are the most simplest things in life the most profound?

Answer 1

Nothing is recognized as profound if it is not understood. The more complex, the less likely that it will be understood, and therefore less likely that it will be labelled by the viewer as profound. So it will seem that the simplest things are the most profound, when in actuality, those are more commonly the things recognized as profound.

Answer 2

The simplest things do show up in a profound manner when we are the culprits in the makeover. Life is simple and likewise in the role, which we are always making it so difficult and impracticable for reason due entirely to discretion.

Answer 3

Often we have to wrap our heads around and around more complicated subjects until we've spent more time trying to figure the outcome than we have enjoying the experience. When a simple thing touches us, it is a welcome occurrence to simply understand with so little effort. And more frequently we use our time on the complexities to figure out an immediate answer instead of watching the whole world unfold in a blooming orchid.

Life is a metaphor; we understand comparison, and the simpler the allegory, the easier it becomes to relate.

Answer 4

They are simple because they represent a profound insight.

Answer 5

Simplicity is closest to the underlying truth of reality. Things are often described in complex terms because we are missing pieces to the puzzle.

Answer 6

The simple things have the most meaning........a butterfly in the sunshine, a child's smile, the ocean waves,........you get the point.

Answer 7

Simple, it's called a lesson. First you hear it from mom a thousand times, then you experience it yourself, then you reflect and say, "oh, that's what she meant"...