In the experience we call Reality<\/em><\/strong>, what really comes first:<\/p>\n For that matter, if perception is NOT\u00a0registered mentally in thought, has anything been experienced? I say No!\u00a0 Certainly not for subject supposed to be having the experience.<\/p>\n Thinking Objectively:<\/strong><\/p>\n One might say: What of the person unknowingly exposed to radiation? Doesn’t that person experience the radiation without\u00a0perceiving it?<\/p>\n However, I would \u00a0beg to ask: if the subject person never perceives any thought of an exposure nor senses any\u00a0change registered mentally, has he actually experienced anything?<\/p>\n Objectively, you might think: he was exposed to radiation and his body experienced damage.<\/p>\n So, lets assume next the exposed dies and an autopsy reveals radiation damage to a vital organ. Who is the perceiver of the radiation now? Who is the one that experiences the exposure of radiation? I would say, the doctor performing the autopsy is the only one of the two that experienced the reality of a radiation caused death.<\/p>\n Again, someone will insist: in reality, the exposed would have continued to live longer had his liver NOT been so severely damaged. Death was experienced,. Reality is: the exposed subject died of radiation exposure!<\/p>\n But, to the subject that died unknowing of its cause, he only knows he died. His reality is: I died, not that I died of radiation exposure.<\/p>\n But talking objectively, you’d be right in saying it makes no difference. Objectively, the victims knowledge or not makes NO difference. The body<\/em> of the exposed is dead. His body experienced death<\/strong>. To the collector of facts, reality is he died and the more perfect view of reality is: the victim died from exposure to radiation. That’s thinking objectively.<\/p>\n However, subjectively, the subject person that doesn’t recognize or perceive a realization that his physical death was caused by radiation, does NOT have a reality of participating an experience of\u00a0death by radiation<\/em>. That’s thinking subjectively .<\/p>\n Which Reality matters?<\/strong><\/p>\n So maybe we need to start over with our question above.<\/p>\n Which reality, Objective or Subjective really comes first:<\/p>\n Does reality really exist without a being to perceive it? I believe NOT. Certainly one can NOT consider a reality as a “known reality” if there is NOT a knower somewhere.<\/p>\n While I can not imagine a reality unknown to anyone; such as a\u00a0reality that no conscious being knows of.\u00a0\u00a0 On the other hand, I heartily agree and believe there are many realities unknown to you and I and others.<\/p>\n If you believe you exist independant of your objective physical body and that subjective thought preceeds objective reality, as I do, then Or could it be that prior to any of those we had to have expectation? What comes first? What really comes first:<\/p>\n Is it possible to have an expectation without first a belief that its possibility is reality?<\/p>\n To me, I think it is obvious that these all represent decisions that need to be decided. So, what really comes first:<\/p>\n Even more, most would recognize,\u00a0desires or fears are involved in expectation … maybe desire or fear come before we have reality? What really comes first is:<\/p>\n However, neither fear or desire exist independent of valuation<\/em> or a belief that something has value<\/em> that is being affected or expected. What really comes first:<\/p>\n How do we turn the subjective thoughts of what we desire and value\u00a0into beliefs of expectancy in reality? …<\/p>\n Maybe these are all the wrong questions: <\/strong><\/p>\n Or,\u00a0for that matter, are there any thoughts that aren’t actually real to begin with?<\/p>\n Are their any thoughts of value we desire that are NOT already real subjectively and just waiting for our realizations<\/em> that they exist objectively?<\/p>\n But then, what is realization anyway but a decision that we recognize something as real?<\/p>\n Have we ever had a thought about something we knew nothing\u00a0about, something about which we didn’t already know something?<\/p>\n What thoughts would you like to ask the “All knowing”?<\/p>\n As you think about these questions, watch to see if you don’t notice receiving answers almost immediately? I believe you’ll find …. as the first thought occurs, it brings the second which in turn brings the third … for as long as you want to play this game, different thoughts keep flowing. Are these the answers from “all knowing”? Where do they come from?<\/p>\n I speculate (… why\u00a0 don’t we just say I believe):<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Reality Thoughts In the experience we call Reality, what really comes first: what’s experienced physically, or the mental perception of the physical experience For that matter, if perception is NOT\u00a0registered mentally in thought, has anything been experienced? I say No!\u00a0 Certainly not for subject supposed to be having the experience. 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