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Remember how I’ve said before that I don’t like or subscribe to the phrase “perception is reality?” For me, “perspective is reality” is a phrase that seems more accurate at least as an individual can apply it to her/himself (a reality of point of view?). Experience has taught me this is something you can’t teach. Maybe it’s another part of my voice I’m learning to silence. It doesn’t matter how many times that idea has helped me recalibrate when it’s not a message someone else wants to hear.
These explanations are what I’ll ponder for a while (via a Google search):
Perception is what you interpret. It is your understanding of a given situation, person, or object. It is the meaning you assign to any given stimulus. Perspective is your point of view.
To sum up, perspective refers to a point of view whereas perception refers to an interpretation that an individual comes up with through his awareness. So the key difference between the two terms is that it is the different perspectives that help us to create our perception.