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What is Non Reality?

By admin on May 8, 2021

      Understanding Non Reality Is Very Important Introduction ψ A couple days ago, we talked about reality. We stated that there are a couple of ways of determining reality, and mentioned ontology as the study that defines and characterizes the states of being Real.  If you haven't read it, you may find it here. ( https://www.psioniccircles.com/stage/what-is-reality-briefly/ Today, we will discuss its antithesis, non-reality, which is defined as: The quality of not being real. A place, situation, etc. that is not reality. Non-Reality is viewed then as the opposite of reality, represents things that can be proven not to be real, or are very likely not to be real due to a lack of evidence in favor of their existence. The tool of measurement is the Concept of the Scientific Inquiry, and the use of Empirical Evidence.  The Concept of Scientific Inquiry aims to obtain knowledge in the form of testable experiments leading to explanations that others can use to predict the results of future experiments. This allows one to gain a better understanding of the topic studied and can be used later to understand causal mechanisms.  A causal mechanical example is the motion of reading from the letter A forward which naturally causes the letter B to follow in logical sequence, and it is then followed by the letter C.   Everyone who reads the letters of the alphabet from the letter A to C, find that B follows A, and C follows B.  Thus, this is a fact and is real based upon empirical evidence. When an explanation is accurate and can be vied as facts and factual, then it can be used for making predictions, and perfect decision-making.  Without scientific inquiry, there is no clear evidence that the postulated explanation or “fact” is true, and real. Thus, it must be nonreality.  In Psionics, we teach you about non realty of which there are 14 types.  They are the following: fantasy delusion illusion fairyland irreality fiction imagination hypnosis unreality phantasy dishonesty lie failure forfeit. Each of these words describes a state of unreality which has grades and levels of…