Theos-Talk Archives (October 2004 Message tt00279)

Back the idea of how fact, fiction and fantasy merge or color our percpetions about what is true, not true, uncertain.
Think of what a parent does in telling a child about the unfamiliar world he is growing up in.

Some times we tell facts in fanciful ways. sometimes we create fictions to make a reality or principle understood. Sometimes we have to hide ourselves to make a point or say that so and so says, to makek a point. I child will be believe Batman but not Daddy. 

How many ways do we, unconsciousnly, blur the lines between fact, fiction and fantansy and why all three are part of how our the mind works to its greater good or not.

Just a speculation...
Regina

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