What we refer to as Shiva is nothing but the very embodiment of ultimate perception.
Even on Ayer's later view, called 'sophisticated realism'(in Ayer 1973), where our perception of physical objects was indirect, the ultimate basis for perceptual judgments were sense-data, which were now called 'qualia' (or, if particularized, 'percepts'percepts
Furthermore, it relies on the assumption that the subjective perception of the aging process is the ultimate construct to be measured, other than objective indicators of physical activity or psychological distress.
At the same time, Maduro's wife (herself a former president of the National Assembly) was serving as Venezuela's attorney general, which led to the perception of the two as the country's ultimate political power couple.
Candrakīrti defines ultimate truth as the nature of things found by the perception of reality (M 6.23 Dbu ma 'a 205a).
"I think the ultimate achievement in music is when you manage to change people's perception of what's possible while, at the same time, producing something that connects with them instantly," he says.
Third, he says that ultimate truth is the first nature of the two natures of things found by perception of reality.
The attainment of nirvāṇa — the ultimate freedom from the afflictions of life for the Sautrāntika, according to Dharmakīrti's Vādanyāya, has an immediate perception of the unique particulars as its necessary condition (Tshad ma che 108b 109a).
"Your ultimate consumer in those countries has to be able to make your product fit into their cooking, lifestyle and cultural perception of taste.
Alters your perception of danger.
