The Interplay Between Perspective and Perception

Perspective is deeply rooted in perception. The way we view the world is shaped by the lens through which we perceive it, meaning that a shift in perception can dramatically alter our entire perspective. What once seemed familiar can appear entirely different when viewed through a new emotional or cognitive framework.
This transformation extends beyond abstract ideas; even the smallest details in our surroundings are subject to change in our eyes. The moment something enters our awareness, it no longer remains as it was, because perception alters not just what we see, but how we feel about it.
This brings us to a deeper question: what existed before our awareness of that moment or object? Is there truly a beginning, or an end, to anything we perceive? Or do things exist in a kind of flux, awaiting interpretation through consciousness?