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| | The Reality of Illusion: Truth of a Lie |
 | | In our culture and our classrooms, reality is questioned, truth is questioned, the nature of knowing is questioned, which leaves the lingering question as to whether anything is truly knowable or not: epistemology has been adapted as a tool of deconstruction without necessarily involving any meaningful reconstruction. |
 | | Rather than expounding the illusion of reality, I am here to proclaim the reality of illusion, a reality that does indeed exist only within the mind of the beholder and creates its own chaos; a reality that spreads the confusion of a lie rather than illuminating with the clarity of truth. |
 | | In other words, all people contain some goodness, beauty, and truth, but only those who are firmly rooted in the Source find that all the dots connect, like children who eagerly trace the pattern of the dotted numbers in their coloring books to find out how the mystery picture is going to turn out. |
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