Tag Archives: Perceptual illusion

We must master the art of being in two identities at once

Posted on September 8, 2019 by Dr. Jeffrey Eisen, Ph.D.

Reality is not anthropocentric; it is not even perceptual-centric. The only thing that is perceptual-centric is perception itself. Each and every individual perceives as a separate center of the cosmos. This center is the experiential starting place for all creatures … Continue reading →

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Underlying, but Largely Unnoticed Assumptions of the Perceptual Illusion

Posted on April 21, 2019 by Dr. Jeffrey Eisen, Ph.D.

The perceptual illusion is an appearance, sometimes even a hallucination (in that cognitive information takes a perceptual and sometimes even sensory form). But escaping the perceptual illusion is even more than escaping that appearance; it is becoming aware of our … Continue reading →

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The Illusion of Human Entitlement

Posted on March 29, 2019 by Dr. Jeffrey Eisen, Ph.D.

Not everything natural has been made for us to eat – as a matter of fact, none of it has… -Joshan Cultivation and domestication are the stripping of the unwanted survival strategies from plants and animals so that we can … Continue reading →

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Perception, western culture and common knowledge

Posted on October 21, 2018 by Dr. Jeffrey Eisen, Ph.D.

Sunday greetings! In this complex world, living a life between what is real and the perceptual illusion is no small feat. The first step is to recognize the illusion. This is a second taste of ‘seeing between’ the things that … Continue reading →

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