Have you heard of the children's story about ten blindfolded people feeling on different parts of an elephant and each developing a different story of their personal realities? Do you notice that people see and hear the same instructor or television news program but come away with different perspectives and conclusions? Show ten people a white sheet of paper and ask them to describe it in detail and you will have varied results because everyone sees the realities that they want to see and it may not reflect true realities. Can we get to what is real versus imaginary in how we deal with our daily lives? Do you wear social, cultural, religious, political, economic or emotional blinders that keep you from seeing what is hidden in plain view? This book challenges your conventional wisdom and perception of illusory reality that is often the opposite of true reality.