Perception Mastery: Seven Simple Steps To Lasting Change - Paperback

Chapter One:

If life had a second edition, how I would correct the proofs. — John Clare

Perception is reality. How many times have we all said these words and maybe even believed them?

But are they true? And if they are, does it matter?

Yes, they are, and yes, it does. But too often, we misinterpret the words when we don't realize that we are the producers of our perception.

As perception masters, we learn to shift the reality we perceive rather than perceiving a reality presented to us.

Contrary to what we might wish to be true, there is only one thing we can actually "control." One thing only. Our perception, and therefore our reaction, and response, to people, places, things, and events.

Isn't that fantastic? Rather than trying to control everything, all we need to do is shift our perception?

As Mary Baker Eddy said, "It's not what you see, but how you see it." Or, as Henry David Thoreau said, "It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."

And when we learn how to see with the eyes of perception masters or prophets, like Buddha, Elias, Christ Jesus, or Mohammad, we will experience an entirely different world. Not because we made it change, but because we see and experience it as it already is. Perfect. Eternal. Glorious.

If this appeals to you, come with me on this journey as we shift our perceptions together. Because until we can fully rise above the perception that we are human, or even spiritual beings having a human experience, we will constantly be called upon to shift our perception, so we might as well become masters of it.

Will this perception shifting change anything? Absolutely. Because yes, what we perceive to be reality magnifies. So since (our) perception is (our) reality, let's shift our perception to the most glorious, loving, unlimited view of existence that we can muster up. As we get better at it, so will the world that we view.

Want to change the world? Start within. Start with perception, yours.

Be a shifter. Be a perception shifter. Be a perception master. Be a shift master. Then get out of the way and observe what is really going on. It's better than you think.

So let's hop to it and get this party started!

One more thing: Do these steps in your own timing.

When I teach this class, we do one step a week. In this book, Molly, our guide, is doing one every few days.

Take these steps faster, slower, whatever works for you. In fact, once you know them, you could take yourself through them within minutes. No matter which way you choose, the important thing is to do them.

And expect results. Oh, and have fun. Why not? It’s a perception, after all.