Hello Jeremy, welcome to the site.
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I see it like this: humanity is so caught up in the mind’s perception of the outer world—what feels rational, logical, and conscious—that they mistake it for true awareness. But to me, that’s not consciousness at all. It’s more like being stuck in a dream, unaware of the deeper truth of who we are.
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I would add this: Even today, people get caught up in the idea that finding the truth of reality means making sense of the noise—trying to untangle truth from conspiracies, stories, and endless chatter. But the truth isn’t in the noise; it’s beyond it. The only way to truly connect with it is to qui... View More
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Jeremy Huang
I agree what you are saying.
But largely especially the atheists believe strongly in Sciences. They can't accept something that is irrational, cannot be proven. Perhaps, to them, seeing is believing. That's where "awareness" differs in meaning.
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I get what you’re saying, and I think you’re right—many atheists who strongly value science tend to rely on what can be proven or observed. That can make something like “awareness” feel too abstract or even meaningless to them. But awareness isn’t something you can measure; it’s something you experi... View More