The Illusion of Touch: Is Reality Just a Shared Dream?
We have never truly touched anything. Science tells us that atoms repel each other; what we perceive as "touch" is merely the intense electromagnetic pressure of electron clouds pushing against one another. We live our entire lives in a microscopic void, a hair's breadth away from the world we think we inhabit.
If we cannot even touch the floor we stand on, then what is reality?
This brings us to the ultimate question: Is a dream as real as what we call reality? When you dream, you feel the heat of a fire, the sting of a cold wind, or the weight of a fall. In those moments, your brain processes those signals as absolute truth. If reality is defined by the electrical pulses interpreted by our neurons, then a dream is a reality without the "external pressure." If the experience is the same, who are we to say one is "true" and the other is "false"?
"Being exists only as much as it is." Beyond the limits of its own consciousness, being cannot question or define reality. It is a prisoner of its own senses, tuned to a specific frequency of existence.
We are like mirrors reflecting a light we didn't create. We say "I am," but this "I" is a personal thought, a ripple in the ocean of existence. The ripple cannot understand the depths of the ocean; it only knows the surface it travels upon.
The paradox of existence is this: We are real enough to feel the "pressure," yet we are as fragile as a dream. We cannot step outside of our existence to see what reality "truly" is, because the moment we step out, we cease to be the observer.
We are the dreamers, the dream, and the bed we lie on—all at once.
Beyond our perception, there is only a silence that being cannot translate.
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