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How Is Kant Divided Reality Into Phenomena And Noumena

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PART 1 WILD ADVENTURES 1-25---THE ESSENTIALS Yes, this book of wild adventures is an amusement park. 25 rides. Fantastic Fantasy Fun. Down the yellow brick road. Implode and explode. And so much more. All here for your amusement. And, who knows, you might learn a thing or two about yourself and Reality. The book is also a group of high-powered psychological and philosophical ideas and experiences. Use them to explore and fulfill your life. Do the Adventures alone or share with a friend or group. Use good judgment. If you are asked to do something that doesn’t feel right, move on, perhaps to try another day. Psychological concepts and strategies only become alive when you experience them. Raw experience and words-data-logic dance together to form your reality. PART 2 DANCING WITH REALITY Let 's give reality a great big hug. Explore the interface between humans and Reality by answering three questions. Included are …show more content…

Our answers A. Three questions 1. Kant divided Reality into phenomena and noumena. Phenomena are those aspects of Reality accessible to our sense organs processed by our brain. All other aspects of Reality, noumena, are forever closed to humans. The foot feels the foot when it feels the ground. The Buddha Is it true that humans can only be aware of the affects of Realty on our nervous system as processed by our brain, never Reality itself? Is it really true that ALL IF MAYA? 2. Is objective science the only valid source of information about the nature of Reality, or can subjective experiences also be valid? The arguments back and forth revolve around definitions of “valid”, often implicit. Changing the definition automatically changes the answer. How do you define “valid”? Is there one correct definition, or are there many? A Christian would likely consider his experiences in church at least as valid as objective data. 3. Is it possible to obtain valid information about Reality without using the five

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