Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Perceiver in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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But this perceiver is not the Self.
Perception is indeed relative to the perceiver.
As a result, the perceiver will lose.
All the changes are only in the perceivers.
There is no perceiver, just perceiving in itself.
The"external world" depends entirely on the perceiver.
It joins the perceiver and the perceived in a unifying field of awareness.
The perceived object has a creative influence on the perceiver.
Perceivers prefer a lifestyle that is spontaneous,
Find out if there is a border between perceiver and perceived.
He is the perceiver of all sense objects without the physical sense organs;
Thus dancers become the first-hand perceivers of the music.
It is important to realize that non-dual states of consciousness are relative to the perceiver.
Even dead immobile objects are perceived because the perceiver changes position
We implicitly define the I as the perceiver or knower, and it is the head that contains all the organs of perceiving/knowing
Only then can the perceptible perceive and the perceiver be perceived.
Human interference can only mislead the perceiver, but the essence of God's work is beyond human contamination
Reasons enough the write a text about the relation between the image- all kinds of images- and the two kinds of perceivers that we will learn to discern below.
his role is a failure on the part of the perceiver, a failure to recognize and to receive the great Blessing that God is
color exist in objective reality rather than in the mind of the perceiver.
As perceiver in the mode of listening,
Only when we have a full survey of all the variants will we be in a proper position to formulate a general theory about the relation of between the image and its perceivers in a last paragraph, that is at the same time a summary.
Culture as education, memory, and perception by the reader of any new text depending on the cultural experience of the perceiver, to the point that in a sense any text in a reader's hands has already been read;