As if that was not enough to keep things seeming real, there's the meaning this has for you. At some level this proves that you were right. It confirms what you've been expecting and intending previously. You feel justified in regarding this as real. It vindicates your convictions that it has to be this way, to take this time and to occur where you are. It substantiates your familiarity with how difficult/easy this is, what does not/does happen after doing this, and what remains the same/changes as a result.
With this preponderance of evidence of real occurrences and experiences, we assume it's not a dream to awaken from. We're convinced:
- We are not muggles dismissing the possibility of magical transformations this instant.
- We are not hobbits hanging out in the Shire where the usual things continue to happen
- We are not inside the Matrix taking those artificial constructs to be real.
- We are not Alice staying on the familiar side of the looking glass.
- We are not trapped in a London nursery only pretending Never Never Land is real.
- We are not confused about what is real and what is an illusion
If the truth be known, you are dreaming. This is not really happening. The time that has passed along with the seeming continuity between prior incidents is all an illusion. The particular place you're at only appears real. The meaning this has for you provides a wonderful story, with you as the main character, without sticking to the facts about how it got dreamed up by you and us together.
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