Simply Always Awake Do Objects Actually Exist_ Find Out Directly with the Brando Method
Sep 11, 2025
Dive into the fascinating world of perception as the podcast explores the illusion of duality. Discover how our self-centered view shapes our relationships and influences our actions. The discussion delves into the evolutionary roots of this mindset, pushing listeners to reflect on their own perceptions. With a call for introspection, it encourages breaking free from limiting constructs, making it a thought-provoking listen for anyone curious about self-awareness.
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Perception Centers Experience
- Perception organizes experience into a subject (me) and objects (everything else), creating a center-and-others layout.
- This perceptual filter makes you feel like the center of the universe even if you don't think that way consciously.
Importance Is Relational
- The subject-object overlay includes a graded sense of value where people and things are ranked by importance relative to you.
- This ranking shapes attention, sacrifice, and how much you care about each person or thing.
The Overlay Is Developmental
- The subject-object construct is not a moral failing but a developmental filter that aided survival and ego formation.
- It becomes unnecessary in adulthood yet originally served to protect and help function in the world.