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Lost in ColoursHave you ever wondered whether you truly see reality—or only your brain’s best guess?We move through a world we think we know: red traffic lights, blue skies, golden sunsets, faces we recognise, places we remember. Colour feels immediate, unquestionable. Yet what if colour is not something we simply see, but something our minds create?Every shade we experience begins as light, but becomes something far more personal inside us. The same sky can look peaceful to one person and lonely to another. A familiar colour can awaken a forgotten memory, change our mood, or make an ordinary moment feel strangely significant.Lost in Colours is an exploration of that mysterious space between the world that exists and the world we perceive—a journey through colour, perception, memory, emotion, and the fragile machinery of the mind.Because perhaps we are not simply looking at the world.Perhaps, in every colour we see, we are also seeing a little of ourselves.Inside this book, you'll discover:Why perception is an active process rather than a passive recording.How attention shapes what enters consciousness.Why visual illusions reveal the hidden rules of the mind.What medicine, art, and psychology can teach us about reality itself.Written in clear, accessible language, Lost in Colours transforms complex ideas into engaging stories and practical insights. Whether you are a healthcare professional, student, artist, or simply curious about how the mind works, this book offers a fascinating exploration of one of the greatest mysteries of human experience.Sometimes we don't see the world as it is. We see the world as our brain predicts it to be. Read more
