People have different perceptions towards everything in the world, charting a course for our lives. Perception is what we see, and what we thought we had seen, even behind the visual content transmitted to your eyes, the interpretation. Bad perception can cause distortion in our thoughts, making our interpretation wrong. and thus the broken bridge between the understanding of different people.

There are four perceptual visions which could change someone, or even many people.
1. the tunnel perception. Where you think and go the way you want to go, and not let others help you and neither would you help others. A tunnel perceptual person views others the way he or she wants to view them, straightforward and possesses no consideration to the personality of the opposition.

2. the near-sighted perception. It is a slightly more socialiable approach to your own perceptions, surrounding yourself in the company of those who would reinforce your own attitude. Yet, this perception will nurture a stubbornness in the person, and would not take in others'(outside your social circle) opinions, even in something agreeable, a presentation of a different point of view.

3. the far-sighted perception. I had considered myself to be part of this group of people, relating well with things and problems of others, when not personally involved in the situation. Yet, missing the important things and events under our very nose. This group of people can solve the problems of others effectively, especially the people in distress. And yet when it comes to themselves, they can't handle the problem they are facing. These people have the potential to make a difference in others, only when they can handle their own problems efficiently.

4. the blind spot perception. This perception can either occur intentionally or otherwise, missing a detail or perceptive that could change our way of thinking, resulting in a neutral personal growth. The people in this perceptual view maintain the same line of thoughts to the views of others, and modifies the information here and there to support a new way of thinking. Even in relationships, their perception remains normally unaffected, even when he or she sees for themselves, that the opposition is not good enough for them.

This information I produced is from a book, which I consolidated the information. The four perceptual views were 12 pages long, and this is the summary which it held within. Hope you readers find it useful. Take some time to consider, where are you placed within the 4 perceptual viewpoints?