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Mastery of perception, howabouts? But if that’s not possible, then how about the closest thing to mastery of perception?
Quoting: Uvio I can't think of anything that can be mastered in its entirety but I suppose the closest thing to that (in the way that I think you mean) would be ignorance of it. The one who perceives best perceives least. Only the resistance between illusions can be perceived. So if one was to 'master' that, then one would perceive less of what isn't really there to begin with. How much do you perceive? And what do you perceive? The idea is to perceive less and find the patterns in the less that is perceived. All would exist within that 'less', as all would be folded within it (potential, as some might call it. But really it's just a formula that we perceive, not 'something'.) When your focus is on just a few things it is much easier than trying to "figure out everything" You might find that a simple chair is a specific resistance between chaos and order, or expansion and contraction. Or you might find something else.
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