Perception: Your Vintage To Discernment

When perceptivity is talked about here, it is in reference to the ability to bring within the conscious feel of views that cut it off. Perceptivity is the ability of a detection, through deduction and intuition, of intents locked up within the subconscious mind, usually of the next person. 

By perception, it means the act of intelligent and keen exploration; it is the individual's ability to go beyond what the ordinary senses confers and effect a clarifying x-ray. It is, in essence, the capability towards the apt exhibition of a necessary "sixth sense".

Thus, perception, the effect of perceptivity, is the effect of the reimbursed exertion of the sensitivity from the support ably provided by the rational and explorative mind.

The deep quality that maps out perception is that it sees beyond what is ordinarily, consciously, seen. Perception prods deep into the being to unravel what it earnestly posit but which, for various factors, it fails to reflect. Perception captures the real motive and intent of the individual.

The importance of perception cannot be overestimated, especially in a world that requires extra commitment to understand and survive; it is the remarkable grip of a man of wisdom, the one who must survive the earth.

Perceptivity is very vital, and highly essential, especially as we relate with individuals whose evidential demeanours are just a fraction of what defines them and constitute their motives. This is so for the reason that, in the words of respected Myles Munroe, 'most people live according to the ideas that reside in their subconscious mind.'

Therefore, for the above reason, it is important  not just for us to understand what another person is saying or showing but what is stored beneath in his belief system, and which essentially, is what significantly propels his being.

More so, Perception, effectively gives one a firm grip of his environment and, in the long run, helps the person to make far reaching wise decisions. It helps one to understand that not that is shown or said is to be taken. That far effective and rather reliable are the intents beneath than what is overtly and deceptively shown.

Finally, it is the role of perception to make one to be circumspect and discreet... It tears off the mask of deception and reveals the hidden motive, and as such puts the perceiver on his toes. By perception, we are made to believe that what one is is more by their actions than by their words; as such, we are better guided to live a life that is conscionable, holding to the fact that what people should be held for is their intents, which largely define what they do or don't do.

NB: While perceptiveness is the exertion of that act of deduction-of intuition, perception is the process, the act, of perceiving and perceptivity, the inherent quality one has towards perception.