Journal Entry #2: Sense Experience
Sit down, keep quiet, and let your senses work. List down what you see, hear, smell, taste, and touch. Not all of these may be applicable, but try to have as much sense data as possible. Then reflect on what you learned through your sense experience.
What I saw:
The flowery garden in front of me with their eye-catching vivid colors. Â
What I heard:
As of the moment, the melodious music of Blackpink "You Never Know" with my earphones.
What I smelled:
The grilled flavoursome chicken that we will be having inside our stomach for lunch.
What I tasted:
The cool and the sweet taste of the candy I had earlier stuck in my mouth.
What I learned:
I sensed all of these things in a moment with how I experienced them. I wouldn't be able to smell the grilling chicken if it is not here. I am outside and, I can see the garden right in front of me. These are just some of the things to keep in mind. I learned that every experience we have and every sense we make is knowledge for us. We gain from these experiences considering that we have different perceptions.
