No view is inherently right or wrong, but if there’s only one it limits life and in the process it doesn’t allow any other results except for those from that one view…
Having different views is what makes life different. It doesn’t make what happens in life different, it only makes the view of what happens different. If you’re locked into a certain view this only allows you to see things one way. To me the more one is locked into one view the harder it will be for there to be a shift to see things a different way. Not that there’s anything inherently wrong with one view, it just doesn’t allow for much openness. When one sees things from one view it limits their life to that one view. Most times this view isn’t even your own, it’s formed from someone else’s opinion, teaching, book, video, or discussion.
To be locked in one view keeps you trapped to the results of that view; think about how limiting this is. No possibility of another view, always going down the same path, never allowing anything new. This is so limiting, but with seeing things only through one view, how limiting this is will not be seen. Sitting and developing discipline so the grip of the mind lessens can assist in possibly altering a one view mind set, but there has to an inkling there’s another way to see things. It’s not that any view is right or wrong, it’s just that having only one has limits and in the process it doesn’t allow any other results except for those from that one particular view…
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