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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 presents 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 the “external world”. And 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: Statements of some scientists 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. (Frederick Vester, Denken, Lernen, Vergessen, vga, 1978, p. 6)
In order to better grasp this secret behind matter, lets be reminded of our information about our “sense of sight” which provides us with the most extensive information about the external world ...
