Life for the Reality Impaired

If a person can call something real, it almost certainly is not. Reality as most people "know" it is virtually all perception based on illusion, a sweeping and all-inclusive illusory interpretation of all they survey. It's the perception of appearance as opposed to the knowing of essence, and mistaking the appearance to be truth, rather than knowing the essence as truth. Something can be both "real" and not true. The condition of reality impairment is that of mistaking appearance for truth. This book examines the nature of this condition and how to overcome it.