What if reality is not what we believe, what if you, me, he, she, they, birds, animals, and fishes all are just different versions of “ME” only, it is like a gigantic, powerful dream, where whatever I wish to be, creates a new variant of “ME” to fulfill that desire,
it sounds very weird, but possibly I am sleeping and connected to a machine that makes my imagination power very strong, and whenever I wish to be something a new “ME” is born with the role of that wish, but with some limitations like that machine is set with some rules, I wish to get the power of flying a new bird variant will be born, if I want the power of breathing underwater a fish will come to existence.
Imagine sitting on a beach, and watching a powerful eagle soaring in the sky. You think, "I wish I could be that eagle," and boom! Somewhere, a new baby eagle is born. The strength of my wish decides how powerful this new eagle-me will be.
It's like a huge interconnected web where each thought or desire creates a new part of "me." Some wishes make grand things, like a majestic eagle, while others might make something small and delicate, like a butterfly,
Some wishes make my new variant a rich beautiful healthy figure, and some through me in poverty, sickness, and disability.
But there are limits to this wish-making. I can't wish for things that break the rules, like being all-powerful or having every ability in the world. Instead, each wish shapes a new version of me, tailored to that wish.
Sometimes, the wishes aren't so clear, and that can make things complicated. If I'm not sure about what I want, or if I'm not focused, the new version of me might have some problems or challenges.
But through all of this, the best part is that I get to experience different lives and see things from lots of perspectives. Maybe I want to know what it's like to be someone else, from a different background or a different gender. It's like trying on different outfits to understand what it's like for others.
So, this whole cosmic idea is like a big adventure where every thought, every wish, creates a new part of "ME," making a colorful and diverse world full of different versions of "ME."
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