Page 111 - Ever Thought About The Truth ?

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)

put his hand on his friend's shoulder when the friend tells him
that "it isn't possible to deal with the original of the world", and
then ask "Don't you feel my hand on your shoulder? If so, how
can you say that you don't see the original matter? What makes
you think in this way? Let's take a trip up the Bosphorus; we can
have a chat about it and you'll explain to me why you believe
this." The dream that he sees in his deep sleep is so clear that he
turns on the engine with pleasure and accelerates slowly, almost
jumping the car by pressing the pedal suddenly. While going on
the road, trees and road lines seem solid because of the speed. In
addition, he breathes clean Bosphorus air. But suppose he is
woken up by his ringing alarm clock just when he's getting ready
to tell his friend that what he's seeing is the original matter.
Wouldn't he object in the same manner regardless of whether he
was asleep or awake?
When people wake up they understand that what they've
seen until that moment is a dream. But for some reason they are
not suspicious about the real nature of the life that starts with a
"waking" image (what they call "real") can also be a dream.
However, the way we perceive images in "real life" is exactly the
same as the way we perceive our dreams. We see both of them in
the mind. We cannot understand they are images until we are
woken up. Only then do we say "what I have just seen was a
dream". So, how can we prove that what we see at any given mo-
ment is not a dream? We could be assuming that the moment in
which we are living is real just because we haven't yet woken up.
It is possible that we will discover this fact when we are woken
up from this "waking dream" which takes longer than dreams we

109