Neurological signals connect our senses and perceptions


 The World may be appearing differently to different people. 

According to Neurobiology our brain does not directly perceive the external things or the world around us.  

Sensory receptors transform light, sound, pressure, and various other physical stimuli into neural signals.

These signals are processed by our nervous system to create perception. 

What we consciously perceive is essentially the brain's neural representation of neurological signals and not direct perception. 

“Do they not contemplate the realm of the heavens and earth and all that Allah has created…?” (Al-A’raf 7:185)

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