GENIUS FORUMS

Reality is the result of a unity, more specifically, it is a unity of consciousness. That means when a perception takes place, the "essence" of the perception is a "conscious, real event".

One may try to "atomize" the perception, attempting to break it down into a simple aggregate of localized component parts, for example, as required by a materialistic "classical reality" theory. But if Reality is not a unity of consciousness then it is an assemblage of discrete "mutually exclusive" non-conscious parts.

But Reality cannot be separated from Reality, because that creates a contradiction.

Reality must be a consequence of a coherent and conscious unity of perception.

wookie wrote:Reality is the result of a unity, more specifically, it is a unity of consciousness. That means when a perception takes place, the "essence" of the perception is a "conscious, real event".

One may try to "atomize" the perception, attempting to break it down into a simple aggregate of localized component parts, for example, as required by a materialistic "classical reality" theory. But if Reality is not a unity of consciousness then it is an assemblage of discrete "mutually exclusive" non-conscious parts.

But Reality cannot be separated from Reality, because that creates a contradiction.

Reality must be a consequence of a coherent and conscious unity of perception.

Prove it.

millipodium wrote:Prove it.

Reality is perceptual, perceived by the mind.

All perceptions are discrete yet connected to the whole totality of Reality. That means Reality is the result of a unity, more specifically, it is a unity of consciousness. That means when a perception takes place, the "essence" of the perception is a "conscious, real event", invariably connected to the totality.

One may try to "atomize" the perception, attempting to break it down into a simple aggregate of localized component parts, for example, as required by a materialistic "classical reality" theory. But if Reality is not a unity of consciousness then it is an assemblage of discrete "mutually exclusive" non-conscious parts.

But Reality cannot be separated from Reality, because that creates a contradiction.

Reality must be a consequence of a coherent and conscious unity of perception.