What's behind the WHAT that we see?

We all know that our eyes can see thing if only (1) it is a SOLID object/thing and (2) there must be LIGHT so that to allow light to touch and reflect into our eyes and send to our brain.

That is the " end result".

But every time when we look at things, do we spare some room inside to allow the reason/cause to sit in too? Or we rather jumping into the conclusion and seal the thing with our own values?

Our mind does a lot of work. It takes in a lot of things to come out with answer because that is what it does. However, when we care too much about what is the answer, we have neglected the real picture behind it.

We have ignored the true meaning.

We might work backward to trace the why. But we see only the factual thing. What about the reason that contribute to the facts, such as the motive or the core that cause the start?

It is like we examine the scene after the fire to find what started the flame. We might find the tripped switch, the over boiling water, the short circuit of wryer, or even a spilled lamp or matches and cigarette bud. But what cause that to happen? Only these is the actual reason to the happening.

Seeing the true nature of things not only allow us to understand why it happens, it also allow us to learn to prevent it from happening. And through the understanding of the real reason behind everything we can learn to take care of our inner self so that we do not dwell with the mess and not to get stuck in the tangled situation.