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In the realm of existence, reality dances to the tune of our subjective

perceptions, a delicate waltz of consciousness and interpretation. There lies

no fixed reality beyond the veil of our awareness; instead, reality emerges

from the intimate embrace of our consciousness. To comprehend reality is to

traverse the labyrinth of our own subjective experience, a journey fraught

with the shadows of interpretation.

While we may grasp the contours of our own consciousness, the essence of

another’s remains veiled, accessible only through the lens of their actions and

expressions. The genesis of thought arises from the naked acknowledgment of

our conscious selves, a concept echoing through the annals of history—from

the ba of ancient Egypt to the Golden Flower of Taoism.

Plato, in his philosophical opus, delineates the tapestry of reality into two

realms: the World of Becoming and the World of Being. The former, a realm of

flux and transience, mirrors the ever-shifting landscape of our sensory

perceptions. Meanwhile, the latter, the realm of forms and ideas, stands

immutable and transcendent—an ethereal sanctuary of absolute truths.

The kaleidoscope of individual perceptions reveals the multifaceted nature of

reality. Two souls standing before the same tree may perceive vastly different

facets, unveiling the enigmatic nature of existence. In this intricate dance of

perception, reality emerges as a controlled hallucination, a symphony

orchestrated by the harmonious interplay of external stimuli and internal

cognition.

In the labyrinth of consciousness, reality unfolds as a tapestry woven from the

threads of perception and interpretation—an eternal enigma awaiting the

seeker’s gaze.

Solipsism is the theory asserting that only the self’s existence can be proven;

certainty about anything beyond one’s own mind is uncertain. According to

this perspective, the external world and the existence of other minds cannot

be known and may not extend beyond one’s consciousness. As a metaphysical

stance, solipsism extends to the belief that the world and other minds are

non-existent.

A better philosophical stance for adherents of the Western Left HAnd Path and

those who practice Majiq is Subjective Reality.

Subjective reality refers to the idea that reality is dependent on individual

perception and interpretation. In subjective reality, there is a strong emphasis

on the subjective experience of each individual rather than an objective,

external reality that exists independently of perception.

In this view, reality is shaped by one’s beliefs, thoughts, emotions, and

experiences. What one person perceives or experiences as real may differ from

what another person perceives or experiences. Subjective reality suggests that

there is no single, objective reality that everyone perceives in the same way.

The quantum double-slit experiment stands as a profound testament to the

intricate dance between individual consciousness and the fabric of the

universe. At its heart lies the intriguing notion that „the observer shapes their

own reality.“

In this enigmatic realm of quantum mechanics, the mere act of observation

wields the power to sway the behavior of particles. The observer’s

consciousness appears to wield influence, dictating whether particles manifest

as waves or particles—an unsettling revelation that challenges conventional

views of an independent, objective reality.

From the depths of philosophical inquiry emerges the profound idea that the

observer is not a passive spectator but an active participant in the unfolding

drama of reality. Through the lens of this perspective, the act of observation

becomes a catalyst, collapsing the wave function and determining the very

outcome of the experiment. This revelation ignites fervent discourse on the

intricate nexus between consciousness and the physical realm, suggesting that

reality is not an isolated entity but a symbiotic creation intertwined with the

conscious mind’s gaze.

Reality, in its essence, unfolds as the subjective tapestry of perceptions we

weave. There exists no absolute reality beyond the confines of our subjective

experience. Our comprehension of reality hinges upon the mediation of

consciousness, rendering it a deeply personal journey. While we may

apprehend the contours of our own consciousness, delving into the depths of

another’s remains an elusive pursuit, often inferred through the tapestry of

their actions. The genesis of conceptual thought springs forth from the raw

acknowledgment of one’s conscious self as a beacon of existential reality—a

timeless concept echoed through the annals of ancient wisdom, from Egypt’s

ba to the Greek psyche and the Taoist Golden Flower.

Plato, the master architect of philosophical thought, crafted a dualistic vision

of reality, unveiling the intricate tapestry of the World of Becoming and the

World of Being. In his paradigm, the World of Becoming emerges as the

tangible fabric of our sensory perceptions—a realm in perpetual flux and

transformation. Conversely, the World of Being stands as the sanctuary of

forms and ideals, embracing the eternal essence of Platonic First Forms and

the ancient Egyptian Neteru. Immutable and transcendent, this realm exerts

its profound influence upon the fundamental nature of entities traversing the

ever-shifting landscapes of the World of Becoming.

Individual perceptions of reality serve as poignant reminders that our

understanding of the world transcends mere visual stimuli. In the presence of

a towering tree, you and I may discern divergent facets, unveiling the

multifaceted nature of existence. The elusive essence of reality dawns upon us,

shrouding us in uncertainty as our conscious and subconscious faculties

construct bespoke interpretations of the world. Neuroscientist Anil Seth

eloquently captures this phenomenon, likening reality to a meticulously

orchestrated hallucination, where external stimuli interlace with internal

frameworks to craft the illusion of reality.

Dr. Bernardo Kastrup, a luminary in the realms of consciousness, beckons us

to reconsider our foundational beliefs. He implores us to recognize that

consciousness stands as the sole arbiter of reality, transcending the illusory

constructs of materialism. In a culture steeped in the dogma of materialism,

where the external world reigns supreme, Kastrup’s clarion call challenges the

very fabric of our societal structures. The philosophy of materialism, with its

insistence on a reality divorced from consciousness, permeates every facet of

our existence—from academia to economics, from cultural norms to

environmental stewardship.

Indeed, the metaphysical underpinnings of materialism dictate not only the

trajectory of academic discourse but also the contours of our daily lives. Our

relationships, our pursuits, our very sense of purpose—all are ensnared

within the web of materialist dogma, perpetuating existing power structures

and reinforcing cultural norms. Kastrup’s insights compel us to reassess our

place in the cosmos, to transcend the confines of materialist thought, and to

embrace a paradigm where consciousness reigns supreme—a paradigm

where the true essence of reality unfolds within the recesses of our own

consciousness.

„The imagination is not a State: it is the Human existence itself.“

„Everything that is possible to be believed is an image of the truth“

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(William Blake)

In 1998, the scholars at the Weizmann Institute of Science unveiled a startling

revelation: reality, it seemed, wavered in response to the gaze of observation,

even when the observer remained an unobtrusive entity.

Fast forward to 2008, and the annals of scientific inquiry yielded a seismic

shift: Objective Reality, once considered an immutable truth, crumbled

beneath the weight of scrutiny. Centuries prior, the sages of antiquity had

already glimpsed this elusive truth, their wisdom echoing through the

corridors of time.

Enter 2012, and Dr. Dean Radin unfurled the tapestry of possibility, his

meticulously crafted experiments unveiling the profound influence of

‚Conscious Intent‘ upon the fabric of reality in the hallowed halls of the

Double-Slit experiment.

Yet, the mantle of General Reality remains a formidable fortress, resistant to

the whims of conscious intervention. To sway the collective consciousness is a

Herculean endeavor, a testament to the arcane artistry of Majiq. Perhaps the

most audacious feat of all time lay in the hands of the Abrahamic faiths, who,

through their tenacity, imbued the global psyche with the belief in a divine

entity and the notion of indebtedness to its divine will.

But change looms on the horizon, a silent revolution unfolding beneath the

veneer of consensus reality. General Reality, governed by the immutable laws

of the cosmic symphony, finds itself ensnared within the intricate web of

Global Consciousness—a collective projection of subjective universes, each

vying to shape the contours of physical reality. If indeed there exists a

clandestine entity akin to the Illuminati, it manifests in the form of this

conglomerate—the architects of reality, sculptors of perception, and guardians

of the unseen realms.