And if on the other hand we cannot sense or feel something, does that mean that it belongs in the sphere of fantasy? How can something that does not exist be part of our thoughts? What does our innability to think of something mean? In the years of Homer there was no distinction between fantasy and reality. The ancient people had a more complete sense of the One reality. Instead, we have a much contradictory sense of the world, split into “understandable” notions… We fear even the idea of “not understanding”, that is why we label the woman who cannot feel fear as “not normal”…
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