“The greatest truth to a person is found in their perception, whether ‘tis truly true, or a sincerely perceived mistake. In a conflict, each person is convinced that he/she is correct despite all evidence of proof submitted by the counterpart, and vice versa... until, humility enough to accept one’s own fallacy is discovered. This is the basis if hypnosis, the validity of lie-detector tests, and the cornerstone of understanding the most difficult of psychotic conditions.


In applying perception to real life, it is as the good book says, ‘faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.’ ‘As a man thinks, so is he.’ We become what we perceive ourselves to be, based on the influence and training of our external world and what we allow to train our minds to believe through current perception.”

By the grace of God,

Rev. Kelvin N. Broadus