"What is real and what is valid, what is valued and what is loved"
" What is real can be defined, but it is reality what can be experienced. It cannot be tested; it tests you. It can only be felt through a process of interaction. What is real can be experienced through your senses, but only reality can be trusted through your own existence. And when you associate what you perceive as real with the reality you are experiencing, then it can be valid; at least for you. If you want that what you consider real to be validated by someone else, you will spend your whole life in an aknowledgement pursuit. Remember, validation comes from a process of interaction and contextualization. Reality is ever present, ever in contact, ever in motion. What is real is momentaneous. Something valid is something that is aknowledged as possible, as feasible, as experienced, as something logical according to most realities. In order for something to be "valued", though, it has to come ...