Views:978 | By: Kim If you have ever experienced a view where the Earth's surface and sky seem to meet, you have encountered a horizon. That is as physical as it can get.

On another perspective, you may have wanted to do a task and realized you didn't have enough knowledge to deal so you asked a colleague for input or just did some learning to cover up the missing part. That could have been some sort of a "skills horizon".

It gets interesting when you add event in-front of horizon, the "Event Horizon" as per wikipedia happens to be a notional boundary around a black hole beyond which no light or other radiation can escape. It's a point of no return, everything that falls in does not come out or does it?

Like with everything else, there always seems to be somewhere beyond which we cannot go. The thing is, even beyond the boundary, there is a place, either way, the horizon will always turn up at some corner. It's up to us to go on or stop.

Have fun meeting and going beyond the horizons on your way.