A simple but complex issue. Reflecting through the different lenses of perception.
My perception as a victim would be very different from that of a perpetrator.
My perception of striding the mountain of success differs greatly from my perception as someone who strolls down the easy lane of life.
My life of privilege, money and power is a stark contrast to my perception of living in poverty and being powerless.
Indigenous culture's perceptions can focus on embracing the millennium of their existence and experiences. Traditional Western worldview perceptions are more concerned with science and can concentrate on compartmentalized knowledge.
It is all about Perception. Your perception creates your reality. The only thing you can control is your perception. However, using the lens of perception can open us up to see how others can perceive things a bit differently from us.
You can change your reality once you’ve changed your perceptions.
“Your innate power lies in the ‘meaning’ you assign to any person, place, event or thing.”.
My perception as a victim would be very different from that of a perpetrator.
My perception of striding the mountain of success differs greatly from my perception as someone who strolls down the easy lane of life.
My life of privilege, money and power is a stark contrast to my perception of living in poverty and being powerless.
Indigenous culture's perceptions can focus on embracing the millennium of their existence and experiences. Traditional Western worldview perceptions are more concerned with science and can concentrate on compartmentalized knowledge.
It is all about Perception. Your perception creates your reality. The only thing you can control is your perception. However, using the lens of perception can open us up to see how others can perceive things a bit differently from us.
You can change your reality once you’ve changed your perceptions.
“Your innate power lies in the ‘meaning’ you assign to any person, place, event or thing.”.
