I would imagine it. Wouldn't it have to be so? If mind can not create the cognate it has no inherent existence. This is where I always get lost on my way to emptiness I take a right turn into nihilism disguised as rationalism. No can't deny that happens to everyone. Does it really? Are we all part of an experience stream which pre-supposes we will all die and become something else. This appears to be true if the inherent existence of self exists. Such as it is, the self is also a part of our existence stream created as a dream. The suffering is perhaps the lack of satisfaction about what this stream provides. No one ever knows for sure but the myth goes that we will be better if we have wealth and health. Only if we believe we are better. We can only experience what the minds tells us we are seeing etc. Even though "appearances" may seem to be so the actual experience of the subjective it is nothing of the outward appearance of the dream. It is all in mind, just as Hell as it is also must be contrived and created by self and experienced by same. So when I say I am in Hell it is just a state of mind not a place. A vacation would be nice if I had some where to go. I think that vaguely answers the question "How is it living in Hell?"
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