In an age of constant stimulation and digital acceleration, Opensense: Vision Beyond Perception asks a quiet but urgent question: what happens to human perception when attention is continually fragmented?

Written by Professor Amit Raphael Zoran, Opensense explores perception as an active, living process that connects mind, body, environment, and technology. Drawing on neuroscience, ecology, philosophy, contemplative traditions, and personal encounters with forests and landscapes, the book offers a rigorous yet accessible framework for understanding how experience is shaped and how awareness can be restored and refined.

Balancing scientific inquiry with reflective practice, Opensense moves beyond abstract theory to provide practical tools for recalibrating attention, deepening sensory awareness, and integrating intuition with analytical thinking. It invites readers to reconsider perception not as passive input, but as a creative and trainable faculty.

This book will appeal to readers interested in mindfulness, embodied cognition, consciousness studies, and the human relationship with technology and nature. Thoughtful, grounded, and precise, Opensense offers a compelling exploration of how clarity and presence can be reclaimed without rejecting the complexities of modern life.