Quote by Asa Don Brown

Our perceptions are influenced by our surroundings.

Our perceptions are influenced by our surroundings.

Summary

This quote suggests that the way we perceive things is heavily influenced by the environment and context in which we find ourselves. Our surroundings, including people, culture, and physical spaces, shape our understanding and interpretation of the world. This highlights the idea that our senses and experiences are not isolated but subject to external influences, ultimately impacting our perspectives and judgements.

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Freedom Attitude Spirituality Motivational Inspirational Psychology

By Asa Don Brown

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