Polar Bear in Snowstorm

 

Scientific experiments have shown that the brain does the same action when we're imagining a certain object as if we were actually visually looking at it.

So we have to back up and ask these questions:

Do the eyes see the reality?

or does the brain see?
And what is reality?

Is reality what we're seeing with our brain?

or is reality what we're seeing with our eyes?

 

Assume what I thought was unreal. But now, after asking these ultimate questions, for me, seems some ways to be more real than what I think to be real, which seems more to be unreal.

 

I don't think human can tell thoughts and reality.

Quantum physics says that the reality is only superposition of all possibilities. Human, as an observer, regard things as things, instead of a possibility, so we make the reality more concrete than it is.

And in buddhsim, they say all the lives are suffering, which is based on ignuts. Ignuts implies clinging to the illusion that the world and existence of itself have an intrinsic concrete reality and everything is tangible, static, and permanent.

 

I was so shocked when I read books of buddhsim and compared it with thoughts of quantum physics, that I couldn't understand how amazing it is. They just perpectly match each other. The most top technology are talking exactly the same thing as the ancient concept.