The Link between Philosophy and Psychology - Part 5
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Esthetically, our perceptive experiences of the world and others directly reflect on our sense-of-life. Psychologically, man’s sense of life is the most fundamental in him. It is his compass that gives direction to his path in life. The generosity of a benevolent soul can alter the sense of life of a man of miserable existence as it was shown by Victor Hugo in Les Misérables. The power of perception can ignite a war or flame a heart in love; It can draw the Mona Lisa, or splash red paint on a canvas; It can sent three hundred men agains a million in a bloody hand to hand combat; it can peer into the eyes of a stranger and fall in love forever.
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