Dear Jeyamohan,
I was listening to your speech on understanding ideas and developing our own thoughts. I suddenly understood what my problem actually is. I am a lonely man who has shrunk into my own small world with my thoughts. In reality, they are not thoughts; they are simple musings. That’s why, when someone inquires about me, I struggle to articulate my thoughts. When I try to express them, I can’t put them into a coherent form. I used to speak in a manner that reflected my thoughts—lacking a logical structure. When I speak, my words become fragmented and disjointed. Initially, when I couldn’t express myself clearly, I thought it was a “communication problem.” Now I realize it is actually a problem with my understanding and thinking.
Rajan Mahadevan
