When Perception Reverses

Maybe you've read the books, listened to the teachers, tried the practices, and learned all sorts of interesting things about how life supposedly works. And maybe you're getting tired of being told what to believe, how to feel, and everything you need to change about yourself.

What if, instead of another set of answers, you had opportunities to explore these things for yourself?

That's why I created Reality Experiments. They're invitations to play with perception, look inside your own experience, and begin noticing things you may never have thought to question. Some are playful, some are surprising, and some might open entirely new ways of looking at familiar experiences.

No particular conclusions to reach, no belief system to adopt, and no requirement to become someone else's idea of who you should be.

Just explore how you create your perception, discover what's behind and driving it, and decide for yourself what to do with it.

Most of us grew up learning that what happens around us determines how we feel inside. It's such a familiar way of looking at life that we rarely think to question it. But have you ever noticed how two people can experience the same situation and come away with completely different feelings about it?

Perhaps there's more participating in our experience than the circumstances themselves.

Our beliefs, expectations, memories, and the meanings we've learned to give things may be playing a much bigger part than we realize...and if that's true, what might become possible when we begin noticing our own participation?