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Reality Is Unrealistic, Take 1
Had I wanted so desperately to be special, to have a purpose, to recover from the shame of not being able to keep pace with the corporate world that I had somehow fabricated the entire thing? And how would I ever be able to tell for sure? If we are all just hallucinating this reality around us, how could we ever really know what is true and real
... See moreGia Prism • Messages From The Stars: How the 20th Century’s Greatest Creatives and Visionaries Lived Their Art, and What They Have to Teach Us From Beyond the Veil
Be honest. Your own life experiences have been far from ideal. But what you have experienced is what is real, not what you would like to experience. In short, the nature of reality is this: Life includes pain and adversity. The future is uncertain. Accomplishment of any kind requires discipline. You are not special. No matter what you do, you
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To be a “realist of a larger reality” is not just to dream of something different than what is, nor to be lost in the spectacle or the world of representations. Instead, it’s to see the scene presented to you as well as what created the scene, to see not just the Instagram picture but the camera by which it was taken, the person holding the camera,... See more
Rhyd Wildermuth • Realists of a Larger Reality — RITONA // A Beautiful Resistance
Beliefs, in my opinion, are so dangerous because you cannot see them for what they are — they program our reality. Beliefs are what we unconsciously assume to be true; we find evidence in our world to support them. It becomes a self-perpetuated loop where your beliefs affect your behavior and actions, which dictate your choices, which alter your
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