Question from Facebook [1]: Are the concepts “real world” and “imaginary world” determined only by the person himself? So consequently, they are subjective? Which is to say, are they open to debate?
Answer: Certainly. After all, we cannot say that what is perceived by a person exists objectively. It is felt within him, and it changes because his perception [2] is subjective with respect to him.
But we are talking about how we exist, in what capacity, space, time, movement, world, and so forth.
Therefore, Kabbalah [3] speaks about how to perceive the perfect level of our existence where there are no limitations on our drives, characteristics, developments, thoughts, and desires. A person is not limited by time or space in anything he can imagine! The wisdom of Kabbalah brings us to this state.
I think that this is better than the world of today.
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From KabTV’s “News with Michael Laitman” 2/15/17
Related Material:
This Imaginary World [4]
Objective Reality or Common Misconception? [5]
The Objective Perception Of The World [6]