P is for Perspective
“Your perspective is always limited by how much you know. Expand your knowledge, and you will transform your mind” – Bruce H. Lipton-
The world we see depends 100% on our perception.
Our perspective of life shapes the reality we see at all times.
The way a mountain looks or a stormy sky appears is determined by what we perceive at that moment.
If we perceive life as not having enough or that life is scary, unsafe or fearful, that is what we will see.
If we see abundance all around us, we will find patterns of that everywhere in our lives.
Albert Einstein said, “The most important decision we make is whether we live in a friendly or hostile universe.” A decision? Absolutely! We get to decide what our reality is created from, starting with how we perceive the world.
What do we watch, read and see? What are we putting into your mind?
Once we see the world a certain way, we form beliefs that wrap around that perception.For example, two men both have their legs blown off in a war, and one is grateful because he did not die, yet the other one becomes depressed and suicidal? The same thing happened to both men, but their perception of the event and the world they occupy determines how they respond.
We have learned about fixed mindset vs growth mindset, which is similar to perception. So if we perceive that we can not learn and grow, then we will not; if we believe in a growth mindset, then that’s what we will perceive.
Our world is arranged by perception; what we believe inside will manifest as an outer reality. Similarly, what we see in our world is manifestation from our internal dimension.
The way we perceive the world will ultimately determine how we approach life. If we see the world as a place without enough to go around, we will isolate ourselves from love and adventure and live a life of lack and scarcity.
Sound and sight are electrical signals that are sent to our brain so that our brain can make a guess of what is actually happening. That “guess” becomes our reality.
We will form a belief depending on our perception, so the only question is whether you want to live in a friendly or hostile universe?
Words from Walden 
So much to think about here. Thank you for this and other posts. And thank you for joining my blog. .
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Thank you for this post. So much to think about. And thank you for following my blog
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Reblogged this on Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News.
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Food for thought. Love the Einstein quote! ❤
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🙏🙏🙏 Thank you Cheryl.
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Wonderful post about a subject very close to my heart. Interestingly enough, your image shows a headset for virtual reality..which really is just another form of reality (in my perception) but in the book, “Infinite Reality: Avatars, Eternal Life, New Worlds and The Dawn of The Virtual Revolution, Jim Blascovich states that our brain processes and perceives virtual reality in the same way it processes “real reality” (whatever that is..) It does not make a distinction…Interesting
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🙏🙏🙏 Thank you, Sounds like an interesting read!
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Great post … I agree! Attitude is everything!
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This is wonderful! It’s a truth we don’t often think about or realize.
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