Real and Unreal

Reality and fantasy What is the ideal reality? According to what is ideal and what is truth or how society shapes us, we seem to have this ideal concept of how love should be. Perhaps these ideals are about self rather than about the relationship between the two. We want to feel loved and when we get love from other people, we are determined to make sure that feeling. By ensuring these emotions, we tend to control this relationship. But control is only one way to create and hide reality.

Maya is neither genuine nor illusion, it is not real or illusion, so it is difficult to explain. This is not true, because it has no independent existence other than Brahman. This is not true, because it is the actual power of this apparent universe appearance in Brahman. In the context of the same thing, the concept of reality and fantasy is self-contradictory, so it is also realistic and unrealistic. From the perspective of the world, Maya is understood to be true, but from an absolute reality point of view this is not true. Therefore, it is neither real nor fantasy, it is neither real nor fantasy. Because of its complex nature, it is unexplainable

There is a natural boundary between the real world and the fantasy world. One is in the world we know and the other is in an unreal space. The reader's hesitancy between reality and illusion helps to define the boundary between these worlds and provides a way from one to the other; their uncertainty is that they cross the respective world I will help you. Without the participation of readers, the purpose of the fantasy story will disappear without their uncertainty or instant worldwide. In other words, since the reader does not hesitate, he did not see a wonderful story.

Several doubts are raised in Article 17. One important question is whether conditions are reality or not. Some Musner believe that it should be regarded as an unrealistic situation among them. But there are two reasons why this can not be accepted. First, if Paul thought that the condition was not true, he may use the particle a [n - as we did at 3: 21.418. Secondly, if the condition is not true, the answer in section 17b will be "yes", not mh; gevnoito. 419