Bob Gardner
Bob Gardner
Dog Vision
Dog Vision
Dog Vision
Thursday 13th August 2020
Bob Gardner explores dog vision and human perception, revealing how changing our perspective can lead to personal growth and freedom.
21 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Explore the mechanics of dog vision and its implications for human perception
- Challenge the limitations of human perception and the impact on personal experiences
- Encourage a shift in perspective to embrace the potential for personal growth and freedom
- Highlight the power of questioning one's perceptions and embracing a new way of seeing the world
- Inspire listeners to consider the profound impact of perception on the human experience
What if life is even more grand than I've allowed myself to think right now? Even if right now the thought in my head was that this is bad. Question your vision, folks. Learn to see what's there. See things as they really are and not as they appear to be.
Ever wondered if your furry friend sees the world differently than you do? In this episode of 'Alive and Free', Bob Gardner takes a fascinating dive into the concept of dog vision and how it can reshape our understanding of reality. By comparing how dogs and humans perceive their surroundings, Bob reveals that neither species sees the world as it truly is. Instead, our brains create images based on our beliefs and experiences.
This means that many of the problems we face might just be tricks our minds are playing on us. Bob shares practical insights on how reframing our perspective can make life's challenges seem less daunting and solutions more accessible. He even touches on how learning to draw can lead to a more peaceful and liberated life.
With a mix of humor and deep reflection, this episode encourages listeners to question their own perceptions and embrace a more expansive view of the world.