Quote by Bill Hicks

Life is only a dream and we are the imagination of ourselves.

Life is only a dream and we are the imagination of ourselves

Summary

This quote suggests that life is not a fixed reality, but rather a subjective and imagined experience. It implies that our individual perceptions and interpretations shape the way we perceive and navigate through life. Just as dreams are creations of our imagination, this quote implies that our experiences and the world around us are similarly constructs of our own minds. It challenges the concept of a concrete existence and highlights the influential power of human imagination in shaping our realities.

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Imagination

By Bill Hicks

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