Often in life, each of us comes across gifts that look good, and the question then becomes, “Is the gift in front of us truly as good as the gift appears to our eyes and senses?”... Eventually, I realized that looking for something good is just a simple way of systematically overlooking the good gifts of my truer self... Through this developing realization, I became able to appreciate the concept of giving what’s good, and sharing what’s good, responsibly, only to those with the warm, tender ability to selflessly cherish and appreciate such sensational gifts... Such thoughtful and meaningful gifting-transactions promote reciprocating wonderment and enriching association, conveyed through our fine quality gifts... I’ve come to find that however real it may seem to the mind, the thought of whether something real is good or bad is judgmental and meaningless, which simply leaves us open to be fooled… All that truly matters, when we are considering sharing and giving such truly fine gifts, is whether what’s in front of you can, of themselves, appreciate what’s true of you through full and articulate self-awareness, which is a function and an ability that money itself cannot buy...

So, though the question is truly “What looks good to you?”, the real question is “Is there a difference between something that’s really good, versus something that’s truly good?” What do you think?