Although we are in the habit of allowing one feeling to confirm another, we must learn to allow each sense to confirm its own experience independently, without recourse to the other feelings.In this way, each of our feelings can become an idea, and such an idea often coincides with the truth.Few teachers are patient and careful enough to use such an educational method, but without patience and care, students will never learn to make correct judgments.For example, if a student is deceived by the appearance and thinks that the stick in the water is broken, you rush to fish the stick out of the water. You may not have lied to him, but what have you taught him?Far better to let him discover the truth on his own.In order to better educate him, his mistakes cannot be corrected in such haste.
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