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The subject of this film you are about to watch
reveals a crucial secret of your life.
You should watch it very attentively,
for it concerns a subject that is liable
to make fundamental changes in your outlook
on the material world.
The content of this film is not just a different approach
or a philosophical thought,
it is a fact which is also proven by science today.
Man is conditioned right from the beginning of his life
that the world he lives in has an absolute material reality.
So he grows up under the effect of this conditioning
and builds his entire life on this viewpoint.
The findings of modern science, however,
have revealed a completely different and significant reality
than what is presumed.
All the information that we have about the external world
is conveyed to us by our five senses.
The world we know of consists of what our eyes see,
our ears hear, our noses smell, our tongues taste,
and our hands feel.
Man is dependent on only those five senses since birth.
That is why he knows the external world
only the way it is presented by these senses.
Yet scientific research carried out on our senses
has revealed very different facts about what we call external world.
These facts have brought to light a very important secret about matter
which makes up the external world.
Contemporary thinker Frederick Vester explains the point
that science has reached on this subject.
The evidence of some scientist posing that man is an image,
everything experienced is temporary and deceptive,
and this universe is a shadow,
seems to be proven by science in our day.
In order to better grasp this secret behind matter,
let us be reminded of our information about our sense of sight,
which provides us with the most extensive information about the external world.
The act of seeing is realized progressively.
At the instance of seeing, light clusters called photons
travel from the object to the eye and pass through the eye lens
where they are refracted and focus on the retina at the back of the eye.
Here, rays are turned into electrical signals
and then transmitted by neurons to the center of vision
at the back of the brain.
The act of seeing actually takes place in this center in the brain.
All the images we view in our lives and all the events we experience
are actually experienced in this tiny and dark place.
Both the film you are now watching
and the boundless landscape you see when you gazed at the horizon
actually fit into this place of a few cubic centimeters.
Now, let us reconsider this information more carefully.
When we say we see, we actually see the effect the rays reaching our eyes form in our brain
by being converted into electric signals.
By the way, there is another point that has to be kept in mind.
The brain is sealed to light and its interior is absolutely dark.
Therefore, it is never possible for the brain to contact with light itself.
We can explain this interesting situation with an example.
Let us suppose that in front of us there is a burning candle and we view its light.
During this period, when we view the candle's light,
the inside of our skull and our brain are in absolute darkness.
The light of the candle never illuminates our brain and our center of vision.
However, we watch a colorful and bright world inside our dark brain.
The same situation applies to all our other senses.
Sound, touch, taste and smell are all perceived in the brain as electrical signals.
Therefore, our brains throughout our lives do not confront the original of the matter existing outside us,
but rather an electrical copy of it formed inside our brain.
It is at this point that we are misled by assuming these copies are instances of real matter outside us.
These physical facts make us come to an indisputable conclusion.
Everything we see, touch, hear and perceive as matter.
The world, or the universe, is only electrical signals in our brain.
For instance, we see a bird in the external world.
In reality, this bird is not in the external world, but in our brain.
The light particles reflecting from the bird reach our eye,
and there they are converted into electrical signals.
These signals are transmitted by neurons to the center of vision in the brain.
The bird we see is, in fact, the electric signals in our brain.
If the sight nerves traveling to the brain were disconnected,
the image of the bird would suddenly disappear.
In the same manner, the bird sounds we hear are also in our brain.
If the nerve traveling from the ear to the brain was disconnected,
there would be no sound left.
Put simply, the bird, the shape of which we see and the sound of which we hear,
is nothing but the brain's interpretation of electrical signals.
Another point to be considered here is the sense of distance.
For example, the distance between you and this screen
is nothing but a feeling of space formed in your brain.
Also, objects that seem to be very distant in one person's view
are actually images clustered at one spot in the brain.
For instance, someone who watches the stars in the sky
assumes that they are millions of light years away from him.
Yet, the stars are right inside himself
and the center of vision of his brain.
While you watch this film, you are, in truth,
not inside the room you assume yourself to be in.
On the contrary, the room is inside you.
Your seeing your body makes you think that you are inside of it.
However, you must remember that your body, too,
is an image formed inside your brain.
So far, we have been speaking repeatedly of an external world
and a world of perceptions formed in our brain,
the latter of which is what we see.
However, since we can never actually reach the external world,
how can we be sure that such a world really exists?
Definitely, we cannot.
The only reality we cope with
is the world of perceptions we live within our minds.
We believe in the existence of objects
just because we see and touch them
and they are reflected to us by our perceptions.
However, our perceptions are only ideas in our mind.
Thus, objects we captivate by perceptions
are nothing but ideas
and these ideas are essentially in nowhere but our mind.
Since all these exist only in the mind,
then it means that we are beguiled by deceptions
when we imagine the universe
and things to have an existence outside the mind.
To imagine matter to have an existence outside the mind
is indeed a deception.
The perceptions we observe
may well be coming from an artificial source.
It is possible to see this in the mind's eye by an example.
First, let us suppose
that we could take our brain out of our body
and keep it alive in a glass jar.
Let us put a computer in which
all kinds of information can be recorded.
Finally, let us transmit the electrical signals
of all the data related to a setting
such as image, sound and smell to this computer.
Let us connect this computer
to the sensory centers in our brain
with electrodes
and send the pre-recorded data to our brain.
As our brain perceives these signals
it will see and live the setting correlated with these.
From this computer
we can send to our brain
also signals pertaining to our own image.
For instance,
we can send to our brain
the electrical correlates
of such senses
as sight, hearing and touch
that we perceive
while we sit at a desk.
In that state
our brain would think itself
as a businessman
sitting in his office.
This imaginary world
would continue as long
as the stimulations
keep coming from the computer.
We would never realize
that we only consist of a brain.
It is indeed very easy for us
to be deceived
into believing perceptions
without any material correlates
to be real.
This is just what happens
in our dreams.
We often find out
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He may dream that he is a pilot and command a giant airplane
and even spend a great effort to command the plane.
In fact, this person has not taken even one step away from his bed.
In his dreams, he may visit different settings and meet with friends,
have a chat with them, eat and drink together.
It is only when the person awakes from his dream
that he realizes all were only perceptions.
If we are able to live easily in an unreal world during our dreams,
the same thing can equally be true for the world we live in.
When we wake up from a dream, there is no logical reason for not thinking
that we have entered a longer dream that we call real life.
The reason we consider our dream to be fancy
and the world is real
is nothing but a product of our habits and prejudices.
This suggests that we may well be awoken from the life on earth
which we think we are living right now,
just as we are awoken from a dream.
After all these physical facts
arises the question of primary importance.
If all physical events that we know are intrinsically perceptions,
what about our brain?
Since our brain is a matter just like our arms, legs or any other object,
it also must be a perception just like all other objects.
An example will illuminate the subject further.
Let us think that we extend the nerves reaching our brain
and put it outside our head,
where we can see it with our eyes.
In this case, we would be able to see also our brain
and touch it with our fingers.
This way, we can understand that our brain
is also nothing but a perception
formed by the senses of vision and touch.
Then, what is the will that sees, hears and perceives
all other senses, if it is not the brain?
Who is it that sees, hears, touches and perceives the taste and smell?
Who is this being that thinks, reasons, has feelings
and moreover that says,
One of the important thinkers of our age, Karl Pripram,
also poses the same question.
Since the Greeks, philosophers have been thinking about
the ghost in the machine,
the small man within the small man, etc.
Where is I, the person who uses his brain?
Who is it that realizes the act of knowing?
As St. Francis of Assisi said,
What we search for is the one that sees.
In fact, this metaphysical being that uses the brain,
that sees and feels, is the soul.
What we call the material world
is the aggregate of perceptions
viewed and felt by this soul.
Just as the bodies we possess
and the material world we see in our dreams
have no physical reality,
the universe we occupy
and the bodies we possess
now also have no physical reality.
The real absolute being is the soul.
Matter consists merely of perceptions
viewed by the soul.
Yes, even if we start
with the presupposition
that matter is real,
the laws of physics, chemistry, and biology
all lead us to the fact
that matter consists of an illusion
and to the inevitable actuality
of a metaphysical matter.
This is the secret beyond matter.
This fact is so definite
that it alarms some materialist scientists
who think matter to be the absolute being.
Science writer Lincoln Barnett says in his book
The Universe and Einstein
Along with philosophers' reduction
of all objective reality
to a shadow world of perceptions,
scientists have become aware
of the alarming limitations of man's senses.
All these facts bring us face-to-face
with a very significant question.
If the thing we acknowledge
to be the material world
is merely comprised of perceptions
given to our soul,
then what is the source
of these perceptions?
In answering this question,
we must consider the fact
that matter does not have
a self-governing existence by itself,
but is a perception.
Therefore, this perception
must have been caused
by another power,
which means that it must have been created.
Moreover, this creation
must be continuous.
If there were not a continuous
and consistent creation,
then what we call matter
would disappear and be lost.
This may be likened to a television
on which a picture is displayed
as long as the signal
continues to be broadcast.
If the broadcast stops,
the image on the screen
will also disappear.
So, who makes our soul
see the earth, people, plants,
our bodies, and all else
that we see?
It is very evident
that there is a superior creator
who has created
the entire material universe.
That is the sum
of all perceptions
and continues his creation
ceaselessly.
Since this creator
displays such a magnificent creation,
he surely has eternal power
and might.
All the perceptions he creates
are dependent on his will
and he dominates everything
he has created
at any moment.
This creator is Allah,
Allah, the Lord of the heavens
and the earth.
The only real absolute being
is Allah.
All things except him
are shadow beings he created.
This reality is explained
by the great Islamic scholar,
Iman Rabbani, as follows.
Allah, the substance
of these beings
which he created
is but nothingness.
He created all
in this sphere
of senses and illusions.
The existence of the universe
is in this sphere
of senses and illusions
and it is not material.
In reality,
there is nothing
in the outside
except the glorious being
who is Allah.
In all the four corners
of this universe
that is made up
of perceptions
is Allah's being
as the only real being.
Therefore, the closest being
to man is Allah.
This fact is explained
in the Quran
with the verse,
We created man
and we are nearer to him
than his jugular vein.
Wherever we are,
Allah is with us.
While you watch this film,
the closest being to you
who is Allah
who creates everything
you see at any moment.
As long as Allah
makes us see images
and gives sensations
related to this world,
we continue to live
in this world.
When he ends the images
and sensations belonging
to this world,
shows us the angels of death
and gives perceptions
of a different dimension,
this means we have died.
The day of resurrection,
judgment,
heaven,
hell,
and all our eternal life
will be created
in the same way for us.
To create all these
is too easy for Allah
who displays the evidence
of his eternal power
and infinite knowledge
to us
yet in this world.
That's all.
That's how I take advantage
of the righteousness
of Jesus.
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