Often, only that which is scientifically provable is acknowledged. Such a prejudice forgets that there are other realities as well. Is our world a view through a kaleidoscope? How can it be that one has a more or less large selection of panoramic realities before them? Is it possible to leave such realities and transition into others? This reality pluralism is illuminated through concrete examples. The first example, an astronomical one, shows in detail how reality can emerge. Then, it discusses other scientific realities, such as light and color, as well as a foreign healing reality. A central concern of Gerhard Fasching is a way of thinking that leads to a pluralism of realities. Our monocultural understanding of reality has indeed reached its limits.