Abstract

This introspective exploration delves into the fundamental question: "Is what we call reality real?" Through a personal and philosophical journey, the author challenges the notion of reality, suggesting that it may be an illusion created by our perceptions and beliefs. Drawing from dreams, consciousness, and the human experience, the author proposes that reality might be a construct of our minds, blurring the lines between dreams and wakefulness. This inquiry raises essential questions about the nature of existence, free will, and the human condition, ultimately inviting the reader to reexamine their understanding of reality and its relationship to their beliefs and perception.