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Originally Posted by Markus74  I actually totally agree. That's an obvious statement. Since I see the world with my eyes and not yours, I've got my subjective reality and you've got yours. |
Historical posting: Markus74 acknowledges subjective reality!
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Originally Posted by Markus74 Yet we have to play along the same rules. That's my point. But SR believers often claim that since it's 'your' reality you can do ANYTHING you want. Which is obviously not true. Or can you change gravity in your reality? Because that would make me jealous |
If somebody claims that he can perform levitations, then argue with that person please.
I can only speak for myself and I have always said that I'm not interested to apply I-M, because I have everything what I need (and it's not my ambition to fly or do some levitations).
Now, back to the topic of this thread: Feeling lonely in subjective reality.
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Originally Posted by Curyous I'd really like to try the subjective reality mindset, but there is one thing that is hindering my progress to get there. I currently enjoy meeting people because of the ideas they have and different perspective etc - they enrich my life.
If all people are just projections of my own consciousness, then, to me, that is not exciting, I like the prospect of people doing better (or different) things than what I would have thought of. |
You see, Curyous, nobody can deny that what we call reality, is only a perceived version of reality.
What we perceive of reality is per definition "subjective reality".
Everybody has his own life, his own perceptions and his own understanding of reality. There are no two people on this planet who have the same "point of view" (in all its meanings!), so if people keep saying that reality is objective, they don't know what they are talking about.
Why should you feel lonely in your subjective reality?
For your own sake, consider people in your reality as real people, because that's the only way to enjoy your life and to learn more about yourself.
Besides, you'll not make many friends if you tell them that they are not real.
