Perceptive Minds

Perception is typically done in two phases; internal perception, and also external perception. How you practice these thoughts when they enter your mind will establish your mental perception. The most theoretical problem with perception is the way in which we gain our knowledge. Yet, in order to better appreciate our perception we must first look at our metaphysical point of view. Is our point of view to reality: direct practicality, indirect practicality, or optimism? How we perceive these external perceptions will then determine what our attitude, or point of view is.

What makes me me is my experiences, my thoughts and how I live my life. I am defined by the actions that I do, the words that I speak and the choices that I make. Though some people might have similarities with what I have been doing, it is me who learns and grows. I am unique in terms that there is no other person breathing the same air that I breathe nor thinking ideas and things that pops in my head. And by simply living my life, I am already me from the start of my existence in this world to the time when I expire.