Perception is how I feel in response to what comes in through my senses. Perception is the filtered assessed pure neurological perception.<\/p>\n
Fear of the unknown leads to high thinking intensity in me. This is self-protective behavior. There are more problems than there actually are because of the overlap on modalities from previous hazard situations. I am more cautious in my response than I need to be from a safety standpoint. If the color black in two previous situations both lead to danger then a new confrontation with black will more quickly lead to a danger signal. There are more cross-synaptic links due to previous perceptions.<\/p>\n
Fear from the past. Fear of fear leads to exponentially more fear. Recreation of a past event.<\/p>\n
If I change my feelings then I also change my perception. If I feel safe then the world looks very different than if I feel unsafe. From new perception, new behavior is possible. There is self-learning potential in this.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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