"total reality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used to refer to an encompassing and all-inclusive reality. For example, you could say, "Reality is much more complex than we think; there is a total reality that is impossible to comprehend."
"But this was total reality -- physical-touch confirmation".
It concerns truth in regard to final and total reality — not just religious reality, but total reality.
The absolute God makes up the total reality.
Isn't it possible that the spiritual world accounts for the other 95% of total reality?
Representation became their total reality: Plato's cave, down on Delancey Street.
Still he is given occasional glimpses of it--a sort of sense of the ultimate, simple and total reality.
From homegrown humping hymn Geordie Shore to WWE feud-fest Total Divas, reality telly is stitched together by that modern-day Shakespearean soliloquy, the chat to camera.
Contemporary Christians, including many who reject the notion of creeds or any non-biblical language, are still left with the problems and intentions of the ancients: how to think of Jesus in such a way that they are devoted to him not in isolation, as an end in himself for that would be idolatry of a human but in the context of the total divine reality.
Modern Christians, including many who reject the notion of creeds or any non-biblical language, are still left with the problems and intentions of the ancients: how to think of Jesus in such a way that they are devoted to him not in isolation, as an end in himself for that would be idolatry of a human but in the context of the total divine reality.
According to the latter, the past is real but the future is not, and the sum total of reality is gradually increasing, by a process of moment-by-moment 'absolute becoming'.
(Or to put it another way: an experience which no longer figures in the sum total of reality is not in a position to be part of the same unified state of consciousness as an experience which does so figure, any more than a non-existent brick can help hold up a wall).
