We all take reality for granted as a measuring stick for subjective experience. Philosophers have swung between realism and idealism for many centuries. Psychoanalysis denies such an opposition, and supports the idea that external and internal reality are different ways of describing the same thing. It is a tentative and precarious bridge to close the gap between these multiple experiences. This book explores the radical idea that reality is deconstructed, codified, and reconstructed in an absolutely singular fashion by each of us at all times.