This sounds obvious, but follow this logic to see what this means:

1. Reality is what you experience. Reality is simply this. (see Concept: Private Language)
2. You do not perceive the 'raw data' that your senses take in. All that data is filtered and interpreted by your mind. Your lexicon of concepts and language make up how you can interpret this data (see Concept: Language and Concepts)
3. How you look at something influences what you see (see Concept: The two slits experiment)
4. Thus if you change yourself, you also change reality.
5. Thus, to change the world you must change yourself.

• Interpretting the question "what is reality?" using Concept: Private Language
• The concept that you can only conceive of something in your language Concept: Language and Concepts
• An experiment where the method of observation influences the result Concept: The two slits experiment

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