Quotes About Reality

Peat believes that synchronicities are therefore "flaws" in the fabric of reality, momentary fissures that allow us a brief glimpse of the immense and unitary order underlying all of nature.

More and more the picture of reality Bohm was developing was not one in which subatomic particles were separate from one another and moving through the void of space, but one in which all things were part of an unbroken web and embedded in a space that was as real and rich with process as the matter that moved through it.

Uzun vadede illizyonlara ba?l? kalmak, gerçek olgularla yüzle?mekten çok daha tehlikelidir. Bohm

Bütün dünyam?z?n ve bar?nd?rd??? her ?eyin, yaln?zca ba?ka bir gerçeklik düzeyinden yans?t?lan hayaletimsi imgeler olabilece?i konusunda baz? kan?tlar vard?r.

ölüm durumunun ki?inin ?uurunun bir holografik gerçeklik düzeyinden di?erine geçmesinden ba?ka bir ?ey olmad???na inanmaktad?r.

Fizikçilerin atomlardan olu?an ?eylerin iç derinliklerinde bulduklar? o yeni ve garip dünya, Cartes ve Marco Polo'nun ayak basm?? oldu?u yerlerden çok daha büyüleyiciydi. Bu denli heyecan uyand?rmas?n?n nedeni bu yeni dünyayla ilgili her ?eyin geçerli mant?k ve sa?duyuya ters dü?mesiydi.

Gözler görme organlar? olabilir, ama as?l görme i?i beynin görevidir.

He said that I have to remember that even though I've changed a lot in here, I'm going back to a world that hasn't changed

People always say they want to hear the truth, but they really don't

I didn't do it; I can just imagine doing it. Maybe that's the difference between crazy and not crazy.

Even though I've changed a lot in here, I'm going back to a world that hasn't changed.

you either are or aren't

I'm still kind of a mess. But I think we all are. No one's got it all together. I don't think you ever do get it totally together.

And so we have the most basic structural framework of uniquely human cognition: socially shared realities and the ability to flexibly manipulate and coordinate different perspectives on aspects of those shared realities (mental coordination). This structural framework fundamentally transforms great ape cognition by turning straightforward cognitive representations into perspectival cognitive representations. Moreover,

When you notice people dealing with the concrete realities of their lives through the practices of prayer and holy reading, it is a clue you have entered a culture of discipleship.

Paranoia is a finer scale of reality.

I've been there and done all that, sold millions of records, and that doesn't bring you peace.

Trump lived, like Hulk Hogan, as a real-life fictional character.

Trump, despite his disappointment at Washington's failure to properly greet and celebrate him, was, like a good salesman, an optimist. Salesmen, whose primary characteristic and main asset is their ability to keep selling, constantly recast the world in positive terms. Discouragement for everyone else is merely the need to improve reality for them.

Bannon described Trump as a simple machine. The On switch was full of flattery, the Off switch full of calumny. The flattery was dripping, slavish, cast in ultimate superlatives, and entirely disconnected from reality: so-and-so was the best, the most incredible, the ne plus ultra, the eternal. The calumny was angry, bitter, resentful, ever a casting out and closing of the iron door.

said the president in his first week in the White House during a late-night call. "It's all exaggerated. My exaggerations are exaggerated.

Here was yet another battle to be won or lost. Bannon regarded Kushner and Cohn (and Ivanka) as occupying an alternative reality that had little bearing on the real Trump revolution. Kushner and Cohn saw Bannon as not just destructive but self-destructive, and they were confident he would destroy himself before he destroyed them. In the Trump White House, observed Henry Kissinger, "it is a war between the Jews and the non-Jews.

Trump's entire world was construed from what he saw on television.

The president, while often a fabulist in his depiction of the world, was quite a literalist when it came to how he saw himself.