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What's Your Reality?
What's Your Reality?
Many of today's people would probably spontaneously reply: 'Reality? That's working, eating, drinking, sleeping, recreation, family, friends, television and vacations. What's the point of your question?'
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And they are perfectly right: What they describe is their reality. It's one of the many possible answers.
But what about the following situation?
Every second billions and billions of stimuli meet our senses - the color and structure of the walls, the hardness of the chair we are sitting on, the different scents we smell, the sounds we hear around us, the dry taste in our mouth, some vague uncomfortable sensation inside our body, worries and thoughts that zip through our mind and heart, some unrest, emotion so fleeting that we are unable to assign it to any concrete experience - all this and much more reaches our inner and outer sense-organs. And how do we react to this? We close out this whole universe and direct our entire attention towards the rows of black letters on white paper in front of us and
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