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?

[Amirhossein]

Yes and I have a corporeal example for this. When I go to therapy I feel this way. There is me and there is a person I feel like he perceives things differently. I live in my own perception world while he has studied and incorporated all kinds of different worlds people are living in.

The patients of a therapist live in the same world while perceiveing it differently according to their inner qualities and they can’t show other people the way they perceive things and only someone who incorporated their perception can help them and guide them.

 

 

[YVETTE]

Yes. I find myself thinking about a specific thing and its potential outcome, it usual shows up.

[MARTA PAGES ALARCON]

Perception is built. It is conditioned, limited, changing and relative. If I am to get in direct contact with the reality, my mind has to be corrected from its individual perspective.

[Dory]

It’s very interesting reading other peoples insight. Some of you are extremely smart. I feel like I’m here on earth to learn things. I’m supposed to be learning, although I feel like I’m at a standstill right at the moment.

[Dory]

of course. I feel like I know nothing else. Sometimes I ask the younger generation about those video games they play and ask them if that’s the real world and are we just players in a big game.

[Annmarie]

Yes! Sometimes I get so involved with my reading that I am not aware of where I am. When someone enters the room, I am overwhelmed and startled. When I meditate on the porch and listen to the wind and watch the trees dance with the rhythm of the wind, and I hear the birds singing, I am no longer here in my present state, but, yet I am. I just felt that I was in a different reality. Several times when my husband is driving through a most beautiful place, I have felt that I was in another world (wonderful feeling) but it felt like a different reality. I’m not sure if these are feelings of perception, but I did feel something different in each event.

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