1 FOUR SQUARE QUESTIONS!. 2 Look at the diagram carefully. Now, I will ask you FOUR questions about this square. Are you ready? BA D C 4 Square Questions.

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1 FOUR SQUARE QUESTIONS!

2 Look at the diagram carefully. Now, I will ask you FOUR questions about this square. Are you ready? BA D C 4 Square Questions

3 Q 1 Divide the white area in square A into two equal pieces. Easy! Isn't it? BA D C 4 Square Questions

4 Q 1 Divide the white area in square A into two equal pieces. Here is the answer! BA D C 4 Square Questions

5 Q 2 Divide the white area in square B into three equal pieces. Not so difficult! BA D C 4 Square Questions

6 Q 2 Divide the white area in square B into three equal pieces. Here is the answer! BA D C 4 Square Questions

7 Q 3 Divide the white area in square C into four equal pieces. Very difficult? That's right! BA D C 4 Square Questions

8 Q 3 Divide the white area in square C into four equal pieces. Here's the answer! BA D C 4 Square Questions

9 Be ready! Here comes the last question! BA D C

10 Q 4 Divide the white area in square D into seven equal pieces. World Record is SEVEN seconds! BA D C 4 Square Questions

11 Q 4 BA D C Divide the white area in square D into seven equal pieces. Any ideas? 4 Square Questions

12 Q 4 BA D C Divide the white area in square D into seven equal pieces. Are you still puzzled? 4 Square Questions

13 Q 4 BA D C Divide the white area in square D into seven equal pieces. Heres the answer! 4 Square Questions

14 Q 4 BA D C Divide the white area in square D into seven equal pieces. Was it really that tough? 4 Square Questions

15 Q 4 BA D C Divide the white area in square D into seven equal pieces. If you didn't get the answer, it was just that your mind was conditioned to seek a complex solution! 4 Square Questions

16 Lessons learnt: Most of the times, our mind gets conditioned so much by the circumstances that we can not see the obvious. When we go to a specialist doctor with a simple headache, diagnosis starts from migraine, upwards! We assume that things are so complicated and we get entrapped in the ghost of its thoughts. We carry on the same syndrome to our relationships and make them complicated. 4 Square Questions

17 BE SIMPLE IN LIFE ! THE GREATNESS OF THIS MAN WAS HIS SIMPLICITY!

18 HAVE A NICE DAY!