RE: Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: V - What is real in the Reality?
"Showing that there is no unique reality naked and raw."
For sure!
Incidentally, I would say the degree of which we deem certain realities as impossible or unrealistic merely is an indicator toward the discrepancy between the reality we are currently experiencing and that other reality. In other words, our thinking mind is constantly measuring the possibility of other realities depending on how close the resemblance to the one we are currently experiencing. The starker a contrast the less likely we consider it. Truth is that our reality shifts the moment our perspective shifts, while any physical creation being a reflection of our consciousness expression. The more we try to make this reality "real" the more we get stuck in it.
Thanks for having written about this very interesting subject in a a very refreshing way!
Brilliant comment. A Light to feed my writings and our perspectives of reality.
Good comments mean presenting and emanating new perspectives of reality that enrich the path to the truth.
We grow up by exchanging deeper perspectives of our feelings and cognitions, to help to find what is real in this faked reality to change it.
We change by our new perspectives when we are seeking for reality.
Our physical creations give mean and expressions to our thoughts, in the interaction of the Somatic with Reality, with the Imaginary leading the light to see the end of the Tunnel that we will never reach, except maybe with Death.
And one more time thanks for the enlightening comment, that should be the feeding of the Essence of Steemit's Existence, creating a tool to find reach the unattainable real reality for the community and individuals.
Dialogue is exchanged perspectives of Reality, the real essence of Freedom. Intolerance and antagonism close the permutation of reality's perspectives, self-intelligibility, and human evolution.
The more we learn about reality, the more we see knots that imprison us in it.
The old thing - the more we learn the more we feel we know nothing - it's like opening a Pandora's Box.
Cheers my friend