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Control Your Perception
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Ethics is a Point of View
Does one person’s anger really look any different from anyone else’s? No. This is perhaps the reason we so readily describe people as clones or drones. We look at their behaviour in the form of fashion or expressive behaviour, or in how they express their education. Does one educated person really look any different from…
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Ourselves Projected onto the World
So yes, we cannot control our behaviour, but we can control our perceptions. What does this mean really? Well, let’s look at perception. Our first and baseline perception is peace versus disturbance. Everything is ok, or something is wrong, and if something is wrong, then can we usually focus on anything else? Not too easily.…
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Interact with Your Own Perception
When we perceive that something is wrong, that perception is always that something is wrong with me. Is it not? Can you perceive something being wrong without personal involvement? Or maybe, the fear that something could become wrong with me. Indeed, and the subconscious mind doesn’t comprehend future deference. Something could be wrong is seen…
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Dream of God
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Thought Takes Shape
How do shapes effect us spiritually and psychologically? They make us think. Different shape, different thought. Every thought takes shape in our mind. Can you see a shape and not start organizing your thoughts? When you see a strange object on the ground, does it not take just a moment of your time for your…
Category: Cognitive Hierarchy
You cannot control your behaviour, directly. You do not decide on what course of action you will embark. You can control your perception, both consciously and instinctively.
We have a sense not only of our own well being, but of our relationship to the world around us. We cannot correctly perceive our own presence if we are cut off from perceiving the world around us. We cannot perceive our environment in an objective sense though. We perceive only ourselves projected onto the world.
“Only in quiet waters do things mirror themselves undistorted. Only in a quiet mind is adequate perception of the world.” Hans Margolius