'Exploring Perception'

Perception

Chapter one: Serendipity

Serendipity, a helpful accident, subtly often this happens to one during one's life, these moments teach us lessons of gratitude, resourcefulness and resilience, but that is not all what life is about. Finding oneself is what life is about apart from spreading life throughout the universe with colonialism, one must find their destined personality and qualities like puzzle pieces of clues, every happening is not predicted only is that one will one way or another discover, embrace and master this fateful whole personality depending one how one chooses of which one is in a state of fluctuating nearing or distancing oneself from the determined inevitable, divinity will attract opportunities and guide us to succeed and even if we fail at first more trial chances will be provided and mysteriously manifest where we can triumph.  

Through introspection one resolves past beliefs, discoveries and interpretation of perception through new perspective.  

Every existing category and sub-category is featured in each model of everything of which everything is similar through diverse randomised balanced equations. 

Chapter two: Seeing the unexplored

Perception is the organization, identification, and interpretation of sensory information in order to represent and understand the environment. All perception involves signals in the nervous system, which in turn result from physical or chemical stimulation of the sense organs. For example, vision involves light striking the retina of the eye, smell is mediated by odor molecules, and hearing involves pressure waves. Perception is not the passive receipt of these signals, but is shaped by learning, memory, expectation, and attention.

Perception would somehow be split in two. Firstly processing sensory input which transforms these low-level information to higher-level information (e.g., extracts shapes for object recognition). Secondly processing which is connected with person's concept and expectations (knowledge), and selective mechanisms (attention) that influence perception.

Perception depends on complex functions of the nervous system, but subjectively seems mostly effortless because this processing happens outside conscious awareness.

The perceptual systems of the brain enable individuals to see the world around them as stable, even though the sensory information is typically incomplete and rapidly varying. Human and animal brains are structured in a modular way, with different areas processing different kinds of sensory information. Some of these modules take the form of sensory maps, mapping some aspect of the world across part of the brain's surface. These different modules are interconnected and influence each other. For instance, taste is strongly influenced by smell.

An open minded scepticism with the use of the scientific method and Socratic dialogues helps one analyse, experiment and access capability to see the unexplored. Hypocritical psychosoma, doubt, despair and fear may hinder one from this access of sorcery, however by confronting one's problems, admitting them and accepting what was seemingly unacceptable only then can  those things now possibly to be resolved. When one can visualise in one's mind simulation application in great accurate, precise and intricate details as close to perfection as one progresses can one make any picture come alive and hopefully manifest it also in the real-world. Through absorption and reflection can one manifest whatever.

Chapter three: Pocket Secret Worlds

Colloquially these pocket portals to secret worlds are called Dimensions, however dimensions have nothing to do with to portal to new and different worlds but rather how reality and the contents of the universe correlatively shows itself to those subjected to its objectivity. While String Theory is about multiple universes Pocket Secret Worlds exist overlapping this reality and universe like templates or like traced animation pictures on multiple sheets of paper or cinematic/television series of film showing motion. The unseen world of which one PSW does not affect another reality and alternate realities exist similarly parallel with each other, such is the trope. These realities differ depending on accidents, deciding opposite or mutated choices, or favouring miracles happen obviously, subtly, disguised or not. And then there are worm holes or rainbow bridges in the galaxies of the universe where space voyage travel finds loopholes/secret passageways/short-cuts. 

Definitions are critically, crucially and necessarily important, meaningful and valuable and need to be easily accessible, protectively cherished and popularly acknowledged – definitions are essential to higher level lifeforms in communication, exploration and security. Philosophy through enlightened introspection and investigative science munificently nurtures us, thus knowing how each concept is defined and innovatively evolves while still remembering each concepts' etymology is discreet, prudent and wise, also worth celebrating such preservation of give and take.

Chapter four: Sorcery

There is something about magic whether supernaturally real or illusionist trickery that shows how humans have managed to do amazing things through the exploration of the rarity of the arcane. Doctor Stephen Vincent Strange reminds me how a neurosurgeon combined science with mysticism to become 'Sorcerer Supreme' of the Marvel Graphic Novel Universes, from an extraordinary talented muggle at first he later becomes awesome with powerful responsibility after his hands were broken in a panicked car accident through serendipity – indeed, one of the greatest characters ever created and later innovated through elaborate smart creativity in literature. A great inspiration too. 

Sorcery is a mysterious category, discipline and controlled action, it is the sourcing of magical conscious manipulating energy combined with engineered application of its experimental technology and scientific analytic scrutiny. Practice makes perfect and adapting immediately when an accident or catastrophe dares take advantage of one's vulnerabilities. It also requires much faithful hope, courage and zeal. Also a connectedness of mutual symbiosis is required as one advertises magic and uses it honourably, responsibly and reverently.

Rituals are performed to give back or transfer power to others and give thanks for what is used and recycled.

Chapter five: Paranormal Extra-Sensory Perception 

The setting up of one's complete destined personality is the culmination of arcane informative clues from a primitive level to a most divine level of which translates into practically helping one discover and nurture stepping stone skills of which through a domino effect one has progressive available clue access to psychic abilities through hardware upgrade investments as one further develops maturing capacity, intelligence, morality, strength and vigour. The brain of which the conscious mind inhabits works like a computing machine and just like machines its technology will find and ingeniously, resourcefully and smartly develop ways to use telepathy, precognition, clairvoyance, psychokinesis, near-death experiences, reincarnation, observe apparitional experiences, and other paranormal claims. There is ESP and then there is also psychic capabilities like pyrokinesis or telekinesis. All these capabilities are stumbled upon and from those moments of discovery they are explored, honed and weaknesses compensated. 

Chapter six: Delusion and Insanity

Delusion and insanity are important to be concerned and vigilant for noticing these things, like prevention is better than cure delusions happens when one crosses the line of what one should dare to do and convinces oneself what one irrationally, illogically and desperately wants are possible, happening and alternatively logical, especially when misinterprets experiences and communication and begets biased information to explain one's delusion and try convince others, especially those who are gullible and don't use scientific methods and Socratic dialogues, and insanities are sheer unhealthy thoughts, behaviours and actions, unhealthy in the sense that these aforementioned things are self-destructive, soberly observed to be stupidly and masochistically unhelpful and the desired rewards for such endeavours predicted are not to be favourable, fruitful or exactly what one predicted oneself as previously hopefully convinced, thus deluded faith in illusion.

Chapter seven: Mysteries

Evidence concealed, stolen or destroyed, either done by elderly blind or idiotic people who don't realise they have ruined the scene of a crime or mystery through their oblivious, naive and nonchalant inference, weather or wilfully and purposefully by criminals themselves. Many things affect how solving crimes and mysteries may occur through investigation, the conditions, coincidences and conveniences must be perfect. Conspiracies are another thing, where authorities actually curb and hinder one from legally arresting and punishing them through them knowing better of how to avoid such, protect their secrets and continue to manipulate. There are also Dogged Believers and Debunking Sceptics of the Extraordinary, Mysteries and Conspiracies.  

Chapter eight: Missing the Point

Getting ahead of ourselves without explaining the whole picture, concept or theory is a disgraceful habit, it is amazing how either laziness or impatiently not following a step by step expression of showing everything one is aware of may give the wrong impression, coherent clarity is needed to not hold back information one forgot to show. One must sober up, live moderately fast in the moment and make certain one has progressed in showing everything through tying up loose ends to be optimally meritorious. 

That is all the information from personal experience I have to share for now, hopeful I may expertly know more later in time when I have proved these theories more than plausible but factually possible and succeeded in execution with valid and credible evidence from demonstrations.