He studies it as a newcomer, but as someone who can perceive it for what it is: beautiful, dangerous, sexual, chaotic, vengeful, karmic, and ultimately harmonious. .
We've all heard it said that "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts" but what if the reality is even greater than that - what if there are no parts to begin with and that most mistakes that we make in trying to understand the nature of things result from an inability to accurately perceive reality for what it truly is?
In other words, none of us are perceiving reality for what it is but rather for what we wish it to be.
"We are sorry when our works are perceived simply for what the end result shows, like bizarre, diabolical and futuristic, because [to us] they are poetic, silent and helpless, suspended and unexpected... possible figures of excess," says Renzetti.
The public understands knowledge for knowledge's sake better than scientists think; attempts to "spin" the science by confecting a potential benefit may backfire because the public may not perceive a need for what the scientist thinks it wants.
Consider the veridical experiences involved in cases of perception; cases where one genuinely sees or otherwise perceives an object for what it is.
The Anti-Jacobin Review also attacked the Analytical Review for its perceived atheism and for what they deemed its lack of patriotism.
For what we perceive, we perceive as present as going on right now.
Subsequently, the message is altered again because the latter perceive what parents wish for their children with imperfect accuracy.
She has resisted becoming a cog in what she perceived for a time to be a very confined system.
