Reality

Reality is an individual view, or is it? I can't see the reality of my
friends, but I can understand it to some extent.

There is no way to know if life is a scripted event, with seeming
randomness. When I've felt like I was in hell, perhaps I was. Through
my reality it was hell. Through the others in my reality it wasn't.

There is perhaps an ultimate reality. Unbiased and with all views
combined. Perhaps this is God's view. Sometimes I suspect I see the
same ultimate reality, but this is probably a rarity.

The appeal of the collective conciousness, as Jung wrote about to me is
this deep connection with the ultimate reality.

What is nothingness and why is there anything, is a circular
question that I get stuck in sometimes. It's an unanswerable question
with my current knowledge.


George

All the "unanswerable" questions are answered. Our oppressors
would like us to believe in "unanswerable " questions.
Murphy's Law actually says that, "If anything can happed it will".
The great quantum physicist, Dr. Hugh Everett, showed us from
Schrodiner's Equation that for every possibility there is a probability
time line. The May 2003 article, "The Multiverse", in Scientific
Amertican confirmed this.
Just considering that, "If nonexistnece exists, by virtue of its
existing there is existence"; and, "If nonexistence doesn't existence
then nonexistence exists, by virtue of its not existing", and back to
the first statement.
Why do I have to exist? I have to be somewhere, sometime, in a
universe that has everything.
What am I? I am a closed circuit of the one sustance, E=Mc²,
circulating in the one substance, E=Mc², that there be something to
move out of the way and fill in behind.
I'm not the smart guy here. Gheorghe Rakoczy had all the answers
back in the Seventeenth Century, including more than Einstein's
Relativity and String Theory.
Any other questions?