The document presents a series of questions that involve dividing the white space in four squares (A, B, C, D) into equal pieces. It asks the reader to divide square A into two pieces, square B into three pieces, square C into four pieces, and square D into seven pieces. The questions get progressively more difficult, with dividing square D into seven pieces being framed as challenging the "World Record" of seven seconds. The document suggests that the mind often overcomplicates simple problems and solutions.

1. 1
FOUR
SQUARE
QUESTIONS!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

9. 9
Be ready!
Here comes
the last
question!
B A
DC
4 Square Questions

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

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

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

13. 13
Q 4Q 4
B A
DC
Divide the white area
in square D into seven
equal pieces.
Here’s the answer!
4 Square Questions

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

15. 15
Q 4Q 4
B A
DC
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. 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 it’s thoughts.
 We carry on the same syndrome to our relationships
and make them complicated.
4 Square Questions

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

18. 18
HAVE A NICE DAY!