When we are born, we are all the same – we know nothing about this world. We start looking up to those around us – the parents and the close ones and learn the basics of living – how to eat, walk and talk. As we grow older, our circle increases and we have friends, teachers, relatives and society whom we look upon and learn living in a community. We aren’t born vegan, religious, introverted or otherwise, we adopt it from those around us. Into the teenage, we start understanding the world around us, until then we only knew about it. We start developing our well-evaluated perspectives, principles, thoughts, desires and dislikes. By the end of our twenties, we develop aspects of our thinking which we find difficult to override in the rest of course of our life – our minds are concretised.
