Is our reality as solid as we think it is? What does solid mean? This question reminds me a dream, a lucid dream I had a long time ago, but that is still present in my mind, in which I wanted to test the solidity, the realness of the dream, by jumping and feeling my feet hit the ground. And I was amazed to see that I could feel solidity in my dream.<\/p>\n
But the solidity that the TSK vision refers is the absence of changes. The claim that reality is objective and substance is fixed can be challenged, because although the identities we assign to make sense of the world invite us to think in terms of substance, experience itself is markedly by constant transformation.<\/p>\n
One approach of the realness of reality could be traced to be a meaningful whole, derived from the interactions of co-referring manifestations; the whole sustains the identity of each particular part, while each part in turn confirms the manifested whole.<\/p>\n
Beyond all particular interactions and all possible communications, there is the field of these interactions, which itself has no substance. The field transmits itself forward through names and concepts that identify qualities that in turn referred back to entities. In this way, the realness of experience is affirmed.<\/p>\n
But it is possible to play with the reality of what appears, invoking a remarkable magic. We can touch the nameless and the formless within appearance that make naming and giving possible. DTS 27<\/p>\n
Some of our experience cannot be described by words or names, their realness are in living them fully. The description doesn\u00c2\u00b4t match the experience: drinking a glass of fresh water after a long walk under a hot sun, or receiving a hug from a cherished person who was away for a long time or even making the best chocolate cake.<\/p>\n
Space, time, and knowledge might be less structured in scope and operation than is usually imagined; indeed, it might be that they could operate in nonstandard, even \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcmiraculous\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 ways. KTS 183<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Is our reality as solid as we think it is? What does solid mean? This question reminds me a dream, a lucid dream I had a long time ago, but that is still present in my mind, in which I … Continue reading