The theoretical analysis of the mystics about the meaning of reality and reality perception

The theoretical analysis of the mystics about the meaning of reality and reality perception

Arezoo Amoohadi1

1) Master s degree in Persian language and literature, Tehran Khwarazmi University, Tehran, Iran

IOI Code : AZCC-AZDABG
Publication : The second international conference on innovation, growth and development in the field of management, accounting and humanities(icimah.com)
Abstract :
    Mysticism has always been a fascinating subject for philosophers and scholars due to its exploration of the nature of reality and perception. Mystics often delve deep into the realms of consciousness and spirituality to uncover the true meaning of existence. In their theoretical analysis, mystics propose that reality is not simply what we perceive with our senses, but rather a complex and interconnected web of energies and vibrations that underlie the material world. They argue that our perception of reality is limited by our physical senses and that true understanding can only be achieved through spiritual enlightenment and transcendence. Mystics also challenge the notion of a fixed and objective reality, suggesting that reality is fluid and ever-changing. They believe that our perception of reality is shaped by our beliefs, emotions, and experiences, and that by expanding our consciousness, we can access higher levels of reality that are beyond our ordinary comprehension. This idea is often associated with the concept of the universal consciousness , a collective and interconnected field of energy that permeates all of existence. Through meditation, contemplation, and spiritual practices, mystics seek to tap into this universal consciousness and gain a deeper understanding of the true nature of reality. In conclusion, the theoretical analysis of mystics offers a unique and profound perspective on the meaning of reality and reality perception. By challenging conventional notions of truth and existence, mystics invite us to question our limited understanding of the world around us and explore the infinite possibilities of consciousness and spirituality. Their insights remind us that there is more to reality than meets the eye, and that by opening our minds and hearts to the mysteries of the universe, we can uncover a deeper truth that transcends the boundaries of our physical senses.

Keywords : mysticism nature of reality perception consciousness