For those who enjoy the space between science and imagination…
Throughout history, human beings believed that the limits of perception were fixed — that our senses defined our reality. But modern neuroscience, quantum theory, and even literature suggest the opposite: every shift in consciousness expands what we can perceive… and therefore changes the “structure” of reality itself.
So my question is:
Do you believe that human perception is biologically limited? Or can awareness, solitude, trauma, creativity, or spiritual experiences expand the borders of what we are capable of perceiving?
I’d love to hear your thoughts — scientific, philosophical, or purely intuitive.
Throughout history, human beings believed that the limits of perception were fixed — that our senses defined our reality.
But modern neuroscience, quantum theory, and even literature suggest the opposite:
every shift in consciousness expands what we can perceive… and therefore changes the “structure” of reality itself.
So my question is:
Do you believe that human perception is biologically limited?
Or can awareness, solitude, trauma, creativity, or spiritual experiences expand the borders of what we are capable of perceiving?
I’d love to hear your thoughts — scientific, philosophical, or purely intuitive.
— Raphaël Zéla