Why is it important to identify reality?

My friend, a creator needs a construct to create with and within. If you are creating a novel, you need the construct of language; if you are writing a song, you need the language of music. To create reality, you need to understand what that is, and to most seekers nowadays, reality is what each sees through the window of their beliefs. But just like a window from your living room shows a framed, comforting view of what is out there, opening other windows in the solid walls of limiting beliefs will expand your view of the reality outside your framed view.

Expanded awareness allows us to view events through more windows. The various views don’t change events, but they surely change our perception of them. It’s like filming a documentary where people seem to be acting as they wish, but in the background, there are producers, directors, editors, and camera operators who are deciding what will go into the film. Still, the entire crew is merely following the script of the documentary as envisioned by the creator.

Is reality the events being filmed, the selected scenes, or the script? Does it even matter to you if you never watch it? Does reality have to be only one aspect? Is the reality of that email you just sent the meaning you conveyed, the words you typed, the program you used, the device that housed the program, the particles the device is made of, or the code that creates the program?

Reality seems to be multilayered, and the more awareness you have of its various layers, the more accurate your conclusions are, and the more tools you have to create the future.

(Excerpt from the book “Purposehood: Transform Your Life, Transform the World” page 198)