Significance of Auditory perception

Auditory perception in Tibetan Buddhism encompasses various aspects of how sound is understood and recognized. It involves the sensory capacity to perceive and differentiate sounds based on their characteristics, influenced by past experiences. This type of perception excludes visual qualities and does not directly provide access to external realities, differing from visual perception. Ultimately, auditory perception relates to the cognitive process of understanding sounds, particularly in recognizing words and their meanings through hearing during communication.

Synonyms: Hearing, Sound perception, Auditory sensation, Acoustic perception, Aural perception, Listening

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Buddhist concept of 'Auditory perception'

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