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?

[Clara]

Which reality do you mean? The true or the false one? I wouldn’t say “feel” but “realize”. The “reality” reflects my state of mind and mood, on which I then react – this leads to a kuddelmuddel. Could we just turn off this kuddelmuddel called perception and turn on recognizing? I think it is called revelation too?

[Steve Miley]

I normally do on an every day basis, based on my corporal senses But then I learn through psychedelic experiences that the real reality is much much more real than the reality. I am in on a regular basis so many more dimensions, much more beautiful, endless possibilities, and understanding.

[Cristina]

yes sometimes, where I can choose.

no another times when I can see all is happening

[Rune T. A.]

No, I feel that my perception of reality determins my experience of it, and that my perception is determined by my own inner state wich I have the oppertunity to learn to control. However, I do feel that everything that “comes my way” and the things I “choose” to persue are entirely controled by some upper force with the purpose to teach me about who, what and why I am. This upper force seems to operate according to my level of being and shows me what I need and what I should not engage in, in order for me to advance towards spirituality. So, you can say that I feel that reality somehow reflects my entire being (including what I have revealed and attained so far, and what I have yet to reveal and attain in the future), but I still do not yet agree that I produce reality because I perceive it.

[D]

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

Yes. One’s perception is one’s reality. It is why we can each see the same situation or read a book and explain what we saw or read differently than others.

[Maria]

Not really, as one thing is to “know” it in theory, and a very different thing to really feel it.

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