Do you know what reality is, what truth is and what is lies in this world of experiences?
As Inmanuel Kant said, “We can only know what we produce or what depends on us. “With this statement, Kant proposes a revolution that involves a change of perspective, where reality does not exist in itself, since each subject is active and transforms reality according to his own experience.
- Kant comments that knowledge can only be understood.
- At first glance.
- If we admit that we only know the phenomena.
- Not the things themselves.
Thanks to Kant’s groundbreaking contribution, we understand that we are active subjects of our own experience, there is no single reality that influences us as taxable subjects, and we are not slaves to our circumstances.
We own and responsible for what happens to us, so every experience is an impact, a return of our thoughts, our emotional state and the attitude we decide to adopt at all times.
I’m sure you’ve had the opportunity to realize that, depending on your level of receptivity, you attract more beneficial or harmful situations into your life; depending on the degree of openness and where you pay attention, you can attract experiences in tune with the energy you’re looking for. transmit in your environment.
This also happens internally; we become weak and sick more easily if our thoughts lead us to believe that we are puppets of circumstances and that there is nothing to do about it.
When there is a continuous succession of unpleasant experiences, it does not mean that life has turned against you; but that somehow boycotts your experience through the energy you mobilize with your thoughts and actions.
There are no good or bad experiences, because each one gives them its own meaning. One may take several lessons and move forward in a revitalized way, while another may indulge in what happened and gradually self-destruct.
Contrary to what many people may think, it is possible to control our thoughts and give ourselves to our emotions so that they do not block.
Thought is often rooted in what you are used to, our neural networks are strengthened and automatically activated generating unpleasant thoughts in any situation, so we have reinforced this attitude.
As we realize this, we end up being slaves to what we think, believing that there is no way out of our thoughts that cause us this discomfort, and lead us to perform actions that confirm the state of our attitude.
We don’t use enough energy for what we want to achieve, so we get frustrating results, and then we ask ourselves: why don’t I ever get what I want, why is everything always bad for me?
And we are trapped in this vicious cycle creating greater impotence, which is not due to the circumstances themselves, but to the way we react to situations and how we surrender to them.
Understanding that we are creating our own reality and that we are not puppets of circumstances is the only way to change the way we think, at the very moment we realize that once again we are boycotting ourselves.
Only we can change that; the reality of how we see things and how they look. The emotional state, in turn, will also adapt to how we understand each of our experiences, how we live and assimilate them, incorporating them into our learning.
Because there are also no good and bad emotions, only necessary reactions to what we are living, they are indicators of what is happening to us and their realization helps us to have a better knowledge of ourselves.
Feelings, emotions are released, energy circulates leaving us space to feel new experiences.
When we stick to suffocating one of the emotions so as not to want to feel it, considering it inappropriate or negative, we give it more weight, increasing its intensity and infecting other emotions, so that an imbalance occurs.
We build our reality, the way, we are the architects of our experience Are you ready to take on that responsibility?
Whether consciously or not, you are the creator of your reality and your own experience, which develops in response to the thoughts and emotions you have triggered.