Welcome back to unravelling the Book of Secrets, which is our own self.

Let's today discuss just one problem, which is a huge problem by the way that nobody addresses and the problem is there's no way to prove the

existence of an outside world even though that is our experience or

interpretation after all you know even though that is our experience or interpretation.

After all, I'm going by the Empire State Building.

Obviously that's outside me.

So I assume that New York City is outside me and not in me but it is an experience

it's happening in your consciousness as I've already explained.

But look, let's look at some of the assumptions when we make, when we make this assumption that there is an outside world and that it exists

outside the boundaries of our skin. Just take one example for today.

How does the brain experience, say, sunlight?

So right now, look at any object around you.

Look at a tree.

Look at your own body, once again, if you want to.

Or tonight, go out and look at the Milky Way Galaxy or a rainbow or the sky or the

Empire State Building or whatever. And let's examine what's really

happening. According to current science, what is really happening is

invisible photons are coming to your eyes,

reflected, presumably, of the object that you're experiencing, whatever that object.

So if you're looking up at the sky and looking at the Milky Way galaxy, all that's coming

to your eyes are invisible photons.

The photons have no shape, they have no color, they have no dimensionality.

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