Reality
* Every reality has an infinity of aspects or properties.
* Realities are able to dissolve into nonexistence and thus are able to evolve from nonexistence
  - constructions that negotiate between the potential and the functional
* Some reality relies on perceptions.
* also exists separately from human beings.
* appears as a process in which evil is being progressively overcome.
* belief system.
* combination of perception and definition.
* confusing, complex dynamic of events, processes, personalities.
* consists of plurality and change, rather than duration and unity.
* construct of our conscious imaginations.
* dense three-dimensional fabric, a kind of spider s web.
* depends only on itself and so is independent of all other things.
* does influence imagination, and vice versa.
* encompasses more than the intellect and rationality.
* equals death, because everything which is real has a beginning and an end.
* exists in more than four dimensions and there are many, many different sexes
  - the human mind, and nowhere else
  - outside the thoughts of people
  - within the force that created reality
* exists, and consciousness exists.
* figment of one's imagination, caught up in the nightmare of the dream of time.
* function of matter.
* hierarchy of accidents ruled by pure chance.
* increases with consciousness.
* is Reality and it impacts individuals and groups
  - actuality
  - all that is , including a person's subjective view of it
  - also a process of mutual transformation
  - always the moment of vision before the intellectualization takes place
  - an illusion brought through lack of alcohol
* is an illusion caused by an imaginary deficiency
  - caffeine deficiency
* is an illusion created by a lack of alcohol
  - alcoholic deficiency
  - that occurs due to the lack of alcohol
  - based on concrete elements and inanimate principles of organization
  - both material and spiritual
  - comprised of matter and energy evolved to different levels
  - concrete and is made up of factual things
  - confined to what the five senses can perceive
  - constructed with symbols
* is created by individuals as they use symbols
  - modern science
  - observation
  - in the moment, and there are multiple realities
  - defined by constants
  - diversity in oneness
* is everything that can be perceived
  - happens outside of Washington
  - experience
  - experiential truth, or truth that is realized in our experience
  - for people who lack imagination
  - immanent, within all form
  - in the mind of the perceiver
  - intended to be worn by women during sex
* is made by society and is observable
  - of objects
  - materiality
  - more than what can be perceived with the five senses
  - objective being or existence
  - often just the opposite of what feels safe and comfortable
  - perceived as a machine rather than a living organism
  - rational process
  - seen as an indivisible stream of energy or experience
* is that which is abiding, eternal, and unchangeable
  - real and enduring
* is the ability to accept the negatives of the real world
  - bond which conjoins hearts
  - cause of illumination of mankind
  - degree of agreement reached by people
  - intersection of creation, redemption, and revelation
  - knowledge of verities
  - leading cause of stress
  - movement of energy itself
  - oneness or solidarity of mankind
  - outcome of a pre-determined epoch, science, or technique
  - polar opposite of vision
  - result of how our minds are trained to perceive the world
  - spoken or written words and actions of outsiders
* is the sum of all facts but is known one fact at a time
  - ideas related to expe- rience that is shared by others
  - the laws that govern nature and of the causes from which they flow
  - total of what exists
  - totality of real things and events
  - unity of mankind, conferring everlasting life
  - way things actually are
  - wind, the sky, mountains, rivers and man made objects
  - used for losers
  - viewed solely in terms of a human's immediate needs
  - what one perceives to be true
* makes senses.
* means what exists, what truely is.
* merges with fiction that was inspired by reality.
* multi-causal, circular phenomenon.
* often follows perception
  - takes a backseat to perception
* realm that most abide by.
* requires decisions.
* shows that over half of marriages end in divorce.
* social construction.
* state of mind.
* subjective experience and can be explained
* three-dimensional pachinko game played in randomly varying gravity.
* transcends the three states of waking, dream and deep sleep.
* ultimately is the same for all perception because it created perception in the first place.
* unified and consistant set of misconceptions.
+ Human migration: Migration
  * Reality is very different. Though as many new arrivals to the city are unlikely to have much money, they will be unable to buy or rent a house, even if one was available. They will probably have to make a temporary shelter using cheap or wasted materials.