“inner perspective” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to one's own personal views, experiences and beliefs. For example, “Through my inner perspective, I see the world from an entirely different perspective than others do.”.
Meditation is a good first step; it allows you to focus on that voice and shift your inner perspective.
Under the influence of Kant and Hegel, they argued that whereas natural science studies phenomena from the outside, social science does so from the inner perspective of human experience.
According to both views, Mary's progress consists primarily in getting acquainted with phenomenal blueness from an inner perspective.
The thesis that we aim at being a whole is further illuminated by considering volitional choice from the inner perspective of the individual moral agent.
This is not to suggest that Wundt does not have a notion of "Seele": yet he sees it as merely one side the "inner perspective"—of one and the same unity whose "outer perspective" is the body (Leib) (PP II: 648).
But there are layers there, and it suggests that he carries something, an inner perspective.
By addressing the inner body perspective, dance (breakdancing in particular) stimulates both the proprioception and interoception of the body.
See Ruth W. Dunnell, "Significant Peripheries: Inner Asian Perspectives on Song Studies," Journal of Song Yuan Studies 24 (1994): 335 336; Wang Gungwu, "The Rhetoric of a Lesser Empire," 55; Tao Jing-shen, "Barbarians or Northerners," 78; David Curtis Wright, From War to Diplomatic Parity in Eleventh-Century China: Sung's Foreign Relations with Kitan Liao (Leiden: Brill, 2005), 2, 220 221.
Actually this inner calm gives perspective and a balanced perception to the myriad details and negative things we are daily bombarded with.
An elegant "no" shows that you have integrity, a particular perspective, inner strength and a sense of direction that propels you to say yes whe.
Some researchers define physician empathy as a "cognitive attribute that involves an ability to understand the patient's inner experiences and perspective and a capability to communicate this understanding" [ 3].
