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Knowledge and experience are essential for reality to exist; there is no "mind-independent" reality. … In short the ultimate reality, whether it be left nameless or called Tao, Brahman, Pleroma or simply God is the only reality. What we usually call reality is just shadows. Vide. Plato's cave …

Immanuel Kant — CPR So what things are in their fundamental reality is either: An ever unknowable problem Or else a meaningless question In Kantian language we are ever stuck in the phenomena — ‘the …

All spiritual traditions directly or indirectly talk of connection. In the theistic traditions it is usually in the form of connection to God ie. prayer. The more secular traditions like Vipassana ta …

The old order changeth yielding place to new and God fulfills Himself in many ways lest one good custom should corrupt the world Tennyson I'd ask you to study the Yoga sutra concept of abhinivesha f …

[Since you say you are from India...] This is generally more true for poorer countries than for 1st world countries. The reason is obvious: people in these places typically called the East, or nowaday …

If you are authentic in your experience it reminds of J Krishnamurti (trying to) show the difference between consciousness and it's contents. I am surprised that the other responses lean towards the n …

What I am searching for runs something like Objectivity is the mark of reality The usual materialistic/physicalist justifications Subjectivity is the only absolute truth Berkeley? Desartes? … etc justifications Notes This is not a request for answering the question "Is reality subjective/objective?" …

Here are links I've found What exactly do 'objective' and 'subjective' mean in contemporary philosophy? Virmaior Meaning flips at Kant Grappling contrasting defns Interesting interplay of subjectiv …

When we look at the relations which can exist between being and consciousness we see clearly that only two positions are possible: either being is primary (materialism), or consciousness is primary ( …

Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to the Polish poet Wisława Szymborska For poetry that with ironic precision allows the historical and biological context to come to light in fragments of human reality …