It seems to me that reality never declares itself, or states what it is. It simply does and will be as it was. It repeats. Seasons, days, cycles, stars, worlds, it keeps on spinning, but it never declares itself this or that. Humans are hell-bent on declaring things and abstracting them. They forget that they are the only ones talking. Reality remains silent. Reality is like the anti human. In some ways at least. Meanwhile, we live in humanized philosophy, which is probably less united than nature herself.
We need the basics to function sanely and intelligently in this world. We do have to accept the reality of the world as it is imposed on us. Otherwise we will go crazy. If you question the reality of anything that is imposed on you, you are in trouble, because there is no such thing as reality, let alone the ultimate reality. You have no way of experiencing the reality of anything.
We have invented reality. Otherwise you have no way of experiencing the reality of anything - the reality of a person, for instance, or even the reality of your own physical body. You have no way of experiencing that at all except through the help of the knowledge that has been put in you. So, there may not be any such thing as reality at all, let alone an ultimate reality. I do have to accept the fact that you posted. Can you explain a little about the reality you are talking about?
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We create the distinctions and abstractions, but to our own end. We use these abstractions to our own benefit, without which, we couldn’t function as we do now. As long as we will to continue our current lives, we must also continue declaring.
Reality itself is human construct: behind it, there are various desriptions. There is no reality behind the thought “reality”