“He said that for me the only difference between the perception of my world and the perception of their world is that the perception of their world began and ended in the blink of an eye. The perception of my daily world was different - since my awareness was fixed on it along with the awareness of a huge number of creatures, like me, and we all hold my world together with the help of our intention. "
In "The Art of Dreaming," Carlos Castaneda explores the concept of perception, highlighting the contrast between the ephemeral perception of the ordinary world and the more profound awareness held by individuals. He suggests that while some perceive their surroundings momentarily, others, including himself, maintain a continuous awareness of their world, supported by a collective intention shared among various beings.
This idea emphasizes that our understanding of reality is shaped not just by individual experiences, but also by the intentions and connections we share with others. Castaneda implies that this deeper awareness fosters a stronger bond with the world, allowing for a richer, more interconnected existence that transcends fleeting moments.
