Quote by Fola

Yet 'Reality' is just whatever illusion we believe in

Yet 'Reality' is just whatever illusion we believe in

Summary

This quote suggests that reality is subjective and dependent on our beliefs and perceptions. It implies that what we perceive as reality is actually an illusion, shaped by our individual perspectives and interpretations. It highlights the notion that reality itself is elusive and open to interpretation, meaning that our understanding of it is influenced by our preconceived notions and biases. Ultimately, the quote encourages us to question the certainty of our own perceived reality and consider the possible influence of our beliefs in shaping it.

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Reality Dreams Belief Inspirational Illusion

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