How does Perception differ from Apperception ? Apperception is completely different from perception. Perception = a process involving 3 things: Subject (knower) Object Knowledge Apperception = the knower is BOTH the subject and the object. If you could understand apperception
Is the desire to exist a conscious or unconscious state of awareness?
Is the desire to exist a conscious or unconscious state of awareness? Firstly the nouns: is desire a state of awareness? Well there is all the necessary ingredients: someone who has the desire, the something that is desired and the
What is the difference between a trauma and a samadhi ?
What is the difference between a trauma and a samadhi? Perhaps we can begin by drawing a diagram representing the self and some basic environments: (i) Our Sense of Self (ii) The Action of Stress on our
Fear is the limits of what we know, so is fear in thought or out of thought. Does thought inform or does it keep separate?
Fear is the limits of what we know, so is fear in thought or out of thought. Does thought inform or does it keep separate? So how do we know what we know? As a baby we don’t recognise colours,
Is the third dimension the memory of the fourth dimension utilised in the nature of perception?
Is the third dimension the memory of the fourth dimension utilised in the nature of perception? Perception requires subject, object and knower. Memory is related to identity, as is really just a change in perception The 3 dimensions are