Originally posted by @kellyjay
You can see the world around you yet that doesn’t mean you understand it or fathom all there is about it. My perception of the universe around me may give me enough to create a world view that I use to understand, or at least give me a working knowledge it doesn’t mean I’m remotely truly understanding it all. The whole universe for me is how I filter it be ...[text shortened]... my ears, and my thinking can be stinking!
Who can grasp it truly but one who knows the truth?
Edit: "You can see the world around you yet that doesn’t mean you understand it or fathom all there is about it."
Yes. This ain't mean whatever we do not understand we should try to explain it by means of blind beliefs. We can simply keep in mind we do not know yet, and keep up trying to get to know in the future, if possible. There is nothing wrong in acknowledging that we do not know herenow, if this is really the case. No dragons are required.
Edit: "My perception of the universe around me may give me enough to create a world view that I use to understand, or at least give me a working knowledge it doesn’t mean I’m remotely truly understanding it all."
Sure thing; this is the reason why I told you during an other conversation of ours that I do not trust my mind and that I keep on re-evaluating everything.
Edit: "The whole universe for me is how I filter it between my ears, and my thinking can be stinking!"
Yes, and this is how I see it too. This is the reason why the strictly mind-depended reality you (and every other sentient being) perceive is just one amongst countless other realities and, of course, purely subjective. There are as many realities as the sentient beings that perceive them.
Edit: "Who can grasp it truly but one who knows the truth?"
Truth cannot be found in separation from one's mind. One's truth is simply one's truth. There are as many truths as many are the realities from which these truths emerge, and they are all strictly mind-depended and really true to the respectful sentient beings whose minds perceive themπ΅