#Perceptions

[thepersonalwords]

Consciousness is a transformational dynamic force which transforms us by changing our imaginations and perceptions.

Debasish Mridha

[authenticity2025]

Consciousness is a transformational dynamic force which transforms us by changing our imaginations and perceptions. Debasish Mridha

[philosophybits]

When I talk about having no feelings, I mean that a man doesn’t allow likes or dislikes to get in and do him harm. He just lets things be the way they are and doesn’t try to help life along.

Zhuangzi, The Complete Works of Zhuangzi, Watson tr. (Ch 5)

[thoughtsofapessimistttt]

Isn’t it funny that each person you meet will have a different kind of point of view of the type of person you come across as and that will also differ from the way you view yourself

[reading-writing-revolution]

Those numbers aren't even close.

[hansdurrer]

[agent-troi]

omg the crossword puzzle jack is working on at the beginning of lost city was bc of janet omg i’m so unwell

[corvusr3gina]

“I try not to look in the mirror too much. Madness lies that way – looking in the mirror is not where the truth is. The beauty of wearing contact lenses is that I can take them out at the end of the day and the world becomes beautifully blurred. It makes more sense like that than it does in sharp vision.” — Felicity Jones

[goodgrammaritan]

"I can make being weaponless a weapon, but that's not the story in Octavian's head about you. The king could strike you dead at his feet, and still he wouldn't believe you're vulnerable. That is its own weapon. I've been told I'm the type you marry, by many men I wasn't interested in marrying. But the poets don't write about heartless wanton women because they hope never to meet them."

Lia, Long Live Evil by Sarah Rees Brennan

[conscious-pisces]

“True happiness is to enjoy the present, without anxious dependence upon the future, not to amuse ourselves with either hopes or fears but to rest satisfied with what we have, which is sufficient, for he that is so wants nothing. The greatest blessings of mankind are within us and within our reach. A wise man is content with his lot, whatever it may be, without wishing for what he has not.”

—Seneca

[mstudi0s]

🌙 Just a masterpiece learning to master peace. 🌙

[thecpdiary]

Voices Unheard: The Silence Surrounding Disability

"As someone with a physical, and mental disability, someone who experiences disability first hand, barriers around attitude, communication and discrimination are the fallout and not the disability. Society still gets disability wrong, because it simply chooses to focus on the cognitive challenges individuals face, rather than the extensive mental barriers that limit our potential. My writing may belie a different story, because in my head my thoughts are free flow, but in every day life, my cognitive struggles are very much evident – they walk into a room before I do.

But the real challenges around disability, come from perceptions and attitudes mostly. My disability has never been talked about, or discussed, brushed under the carpet, I've been on my own coping with the mental and emotional side of my disability for years. The mental and emotional side to disability is mostly excluded. As a result, there is little awareness from others of how our disabilities may affect us, how we're able to blend, interact – or what we’re mentally or emotionally even capable of. One size does not fit all. Rigid social norms add to our struggles. Patience and tolerance are in short supply around what we get to deal with; our cognitive challenges. Too often, many of us are still expected to keep up and are spoken at rather than listened to, making inclusion feel like a continual uphill battle.

But it’s not the disability that limits our potential, because in ourselves we know our worth. It's the failure of society to recognise our value and the fact that we deal with difference – a failure to adapt to our needs and to remember we are mentally and emotionally disabled – this is particularly true for those with a mild disability. But true progress has a chance to thrive, when society stops viewing us as personal deficits and starts addressing us as individuals that just happen to deal with a disability. This attitude shift can change if enough people choose to change it. Disability shouldn't be seen as a limitation, but a call to action – to understand. In 2025, those with a disability are still playing catch up. All we're looking for is acceptance and to be accepted. With stigma, it is still lacking, but needs to happen if disabled people are to be included in the heart of society."

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[cadmar]

Anger travels

Once you have some comprehension of what understanding of understanding is, then understanding anger is possible. One of the things that prevents understanding is confusion. One needs to be precise and the more precise one becomes, the less confusion there is which then transfers into a more clearer understanding.

Ask me how does a car's engine works. I can give vague descriptions, but if I have never seen what is under the hood, I can never be precise. If I can take an engine apart, then there are more descriptions with more understanding. A mechanic talks specifics to another mechanic, and generally to a lay person!

I view my ability of understanding as I am this 4D glob of fine nano jelly-like particles that when disturbed, this disturbance becomes my sensations to the outside, external 3D physical world. Anger is just another disturbance. Anger is a wave that travels onto my nano jelly-like particles.

When my nano jelly-like particles are in contact with your nano jelly-like particles, my wave of anger travels onto your nano jelly-like particles and you then sense this wave also! The anger travels!

This travelling is throughout our 4D nano jelly-like particles which our 3D perceptions can not detect. Our 3D observations can detect the anger of my body travelling to you, from my anger hitting you, or causing some direct harm either physically, or emotionally. I can detect your anger emotionally by your body's reactions of your mean stares, your yelling at me, you raising your fist at me , or other physical signs of your disturbance.

Anger travels!

[charameuze]

"burn yourself into consolidatory observation, artist or watch yourself being immortalised into mere admiration, muse ?"

and I beileve its a wanting of most for the latter. wrong. I think you're one of all. creator and creation. Co existent embodies.

[stoicmike]

No matter how odd or unusual your perceptions are — to you, they seem normal. -- Michael Lipsey