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?

[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.

[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?

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