UNDERSTAND THE SOUL
The brilliant French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan, in his work The four fundamental concepts of psychoanalysis, telling stories about the competition between the two ancient painters and Zeuxisu Parrhasiosu. Zeuxis gets recognition for painting grapes that seem so vivid that manages to fool even the birds that prey on it. All puffed up, he went to see the work of Zeuxis Parrhasiosa. But all that fails to see is just a veil, and so asks if he could see a picture that is Parrhasios hide behind the veil. It turns out that the picture was Parrhasiosova veil. She was so well painted that it fooled even the master of deceptive painting. Thus, Lacan points out that if you want to fool someone, all you need to make a present to him the "veil", something which causes him to wonder what lies behind it.
With all our knowledge that lies as deceptive veil over the agony of being, we stand helpless before the law and the lack of restrictions. In this condition, we have only one hope: to understand the soul.
