A tutorial on how to brew the ancient hallucinogenic maori drink kept secret by new zelanders, but now for public use.
Examples of SUBJECTIVE. 1  Dreaming is a subjective experience. 2  a person's subjective perception of the world. 3  Personal taste in clothing is very subjective. 4  In reviewing applicants, we consider both objective criteria, such as test scores, and subjective criteria, such as leadership ability. a person's subjective perception of the world. 2  Personal taste in clothing is very subjective. 3  In reviewing applicants, we consider both objective criteria, such as test scores, and subjective criteria, such as leadership ability. 4  Law can be maddeningly subjective. 5  So much is left up to your own interpretation.
These sensory associations are real and powerful. They insure that each of us experiences the world in our own individual way. They can't be explained away and ignored. Or forgotten. Fads and fashions can move our sensory associations in and out of favor, but our own individualized ways of interacting with our environment persist. When you're planning a new space or sprucing up one that's grown a little tired, honestly review your own experiences of past places. Ask yourself where you've been happy, successful, thrived. Recreate the sensory experiences you had in those places in the new ones. You can determine exactly how you will give those previous experiences physical form. The experience of a summer camp on the beach can be more literally created through a skylight or simply called to mind through walls and upholstery the colors of collected sea glass.