Do Objects Exist When Not Being Perceived?

A man references something Rupert said: that the infinite consciousness or God need needs to assume the form of mind in order to know the world. He asks if things exist when they aren’t being perceived. Rupert, using the example of a mug, suggests that the faculties through which we perceive the world is what makes this mug look the way it looks. A dog, with different perceiving faculties, would see it differently. However, there is something independent of or prior to the perceiving of it. The reality of the object precedes the finite mind – which is infinite consciousness – but the appearance of the object owes how it appears to the facilities of the finite mind.

From event 10 March, 2022 Webinar – Thursday 10th March 4:00pm, UK

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