Do you ever feel like reality is the product of your own perception?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Do you ever feel like reality is the product of your own perception?

[Brian Sachs]

Yes, I found peace of mind learning about Kabbalah because it seemed to incorporate what I already liked about law of attraction. Also it seemed to resolve the subject object paradox or what I think of as being part of my own perception.

[heather]

When I watch on television countries at war and people give there view on who is the corrupt evil side it is so much different to my reality.  So I guess my own perception on life is my own reality.

[Colleen]

yes of course.  What I perceive I see.  If I change my perception, then I change my reality.

[Dyrk]

Sometimes I do. I am far more sensitive to this concept when I experience other people who not sharing my perception of reality.

I often recall a lesson I heard describing three levels of: (1) faith below reason, (2) faith within reason, and (3) faith above reason. I struggle a lot when others seem to operate at what I would call “below reason.” I would greatly enjoy gaining greater understanding about perception and how we experience and/or generate reality.

[Marcin]

Yes, I’ve realized that everything I can perceive is comes from my brain. Brain collect all the impulses from all the sences and filters them, coorects them, explains them and present to “me” after the whole process.

[Anthie Televantou]

Yes, for example when we are having a bad day and we cannot let go of what made us angry, we start to perceive everything as negative. This is just your perception because your mood is cloudy. If we wake up and we are having a great day, we are ever so friendly and kind, causing us to perceive reality as beautiful. It all comes down to the emotional state of the individual. That’s why we should be kind to those having a bad day and try to understand them, helping them feel better and see the positivity in these troubling situations that life brings us.

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