Structure of True Reality : The Path to a Better World Can Only Be Found by Embracing True Reality - Individual by Individual

There exists a school of thought which maintains that there are many “realities”. This is true if one is referring to the perceived realities of individuals. However, there is only one True Reality and it is the same for everyone and everything. Most of the world’s problems, both personal and societal, are a consequence of perceived realities that are not compatible with True Reality.
Man will never know all the elements of True Reality but we do know many such elements. This book presents the core of True Reality extracted from current public knowledge and offered in a concise logic framework. The intent is to aid the reader in making objective true/false judgements on the information presented while constructing a relatively uncluttered picture of True Reality’s core.
The psychology of man, psychology defined as the mind/behavior relationship, has changed little over the span of human existence. People act in accordance with their rationalized nature (i.e. their inherited nature modified by acquired beliefs, experiences, knowledge and reasoning) interacting with their perceived reality. This psychological relationship holds true through all stages of man’s development (assuming no physical damage to the brain).
An individual’s beliefs, experience, knowledge and reasoning can all, to some degree, be influenced by others. Through this influence both the individual’s nature and perception of reality can be manipulated. Because one’s nature and perceived reality dictate all human actions, and can be manipulated, they have proven to be a rewarding battleground for those seeking to influence the actions of others.
It is a central premise of this book that grounding human psychology on True Reality provides the only sustainable path for improving the human condition. It is further premised that only the deductive method of analysis provides an unambiguous means for defining True Reality (within the limits of current knowledge).
The solutions to all issues facing Mankind must conform to the dictates of True Reality if they are to be successful. Any nonconforming “solutions” are inherently illogical and must fail. They are illogical because the consequences posed by True Reality cannot be circumvented. True Reality is simply the existence that was created for Mankind and for everything else. The best we can do is to seek an understanding of this Reality so that we can comply with its dictates.
Examples of applying True Reality dictates to issues are offered in Part 2 of this book.