Your experience of the world is unique, uniquely yours.

No one can deny your experience, nor can you deny that of another.

Our perspectives are formed by so many factors.

This week we explore what it means to experience the world

through all the lenses that influence it. Today we begin with our senses.

In my opinion, our five senses which give us the picture of the world are uniquely

human the way at least we experience the world is not the way other species

presumably experience the world although we have some common ways of

experiencing the world through mammals because you all have the same genetic imprint.

The word mammal comes from the word mama, which means mammary which is breast. So mammals instead of laying eggs they make

babies they breastfeed they coup and they cuddle and they cuddle and they kiss and they lick and they exchange emotions through touching

as well as other ways of communicating through the five senses.

Our five senses are unique.

Now most people don't understand or realize or have thought of the fact that the five senses work together,

that form, vision, color, shape, sound, taste, smell, and sensation all come together in creating

our experience of the world.

What I find interesting is that most people don't think of their skin as a sensory organ,

and yet it is the largest sensory organ that you have and it's derived from the same layer as the brain and all the other senses. So one of the things I found in my

experience of exploring realities, could you sense through all the five senses with awareness because we sense the world through our five

senses but with awareness. Imagine if you thought of your skin as sensing everything that's

happening inside your body, inside the organs of your body, but also inside your

mind, inside your brain, and then your skin also sensing what is happening

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