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| Is This Real? |
Do we see to what we believe or believe to what we see?
Sounds confusing indeed; let me make it straight—inadvertently, we do the
former, because if we could we would never believe to the extent we can perceive.
Hence, seeing is not believing, it is just seeing.
The object or matter we come across is a mere reflection of
what the brain intends to engulf. Things here could be a bit puzzling; however,
I would say—our intellect is prejudiced. We limit our thoughts, forgetting
there are n-dimensions through which it ventures.
With few easy tricks
we can temper with the sense of taste e.g., by changing the colour of the food
and drinks, likewise, what we see can actually change the way we hear.
My recent research through Youtube give me an insight of an
experiment performed by a psychologist Prof. Lawrence Rosenblum ,from the University
of California on how the brain can be decepted in a matter of moments.
Check This Video
This video has left me awestruck and compels me to think,
what if the world we live in is very much alike.
What if the things of beauty,
the things we strive to achieve is merely an illusion, an illusion of the mind
that really does not exist.
Perhaps, we are so much captivated with the illusion
of three-dimensional world that the existence of the n-dimensions seems futile.
Is it the viscous wheel of life that is endowed with birth or do we drag
ourselves as a spoke or are we the real hamsters stuck in the wheel?
Life actually isn’t the way it looks, it is endless, it is aeon; we confine our thoughts in a closet with keys within us. There are endless discoveries yet to be made about life. This is just the beginning
