Representational Sense of Reality - What it is and How it Affects You

What is meant by a representational sense of reality? How is it formed, and how does it affect you? In following we will find answers to these questions, including how to consciously use this for our own benefit.
Every stimulus our senses are able to translate into neural impulses are possible sources of information that are experienced in the conscious mind.
But there exists phases, intervals between the information we receive of our environment and senses, a content generative cycle that is solely in the hands of our sub-conscious brain functions that combine individual data to macro-level representations that emerge to consciousness.
In fact and as a summarizing sentence, what you perceive as the environment is the representational content produced by your sub-consciousness after the content generative cycle.
Mental map is a common term given for the phenomenon of us being able to for example navigate in our minds to places we are not at present.
The store nearby, the route you visualize of using, the people you expect to meet there, what you can purchase from there, all those predictive actions are made in this representational space.
Every person has a representational model of the reality and how it causates.
It does not matter is it in perfect correlation with what actually happens in the phenomenal world, it still is the exact model the individual uses to cope with reality.
The Japanese pride, the Finnish cold judgment and the U.
S.
drive for freedom are all a part of collectively shared values in the representational space, values the citizens of these nations can liken themselves with.
The phenomenal world exists as valueless group of agents, the values are always given to phenomena by consciousness and sub-consciousness, and as everything has the given value, everything is as you think.
Thus, if you think good things about yourself, you will probably feel good, and the other way around.
If you produce representational models that seek the possible, the possibilities open and the other way around.
They who seek wisdom will find it, and they who think their way through to achievements have better probabilities of receiving them than those who do not.
The vastness of the representational space is baffling, and when it manifests the possible, and when there is no unreal, but only natural phenomena, although every living human has false interpretations of the reality, all the life the representational reality can give is endless in combination.