Is the world truly how we perceive it? Why do we have a skewed perception of everything around us? In Why Buddhism Is True, Robert Wright explains that the idea of emptiness squares well with modern understandings of perception in Buddhism. He writes that today, scientists say that perception isn’t passive but active—that our brains construct the world we experience at least as much as we receive it. Check out how our projected preconceived notions of the world change how it looks.
Perception in Buddhism: Why We See a False Image of the World
