I firmly believe that reality can be altered by the individual mind; I believe we have a much greater impact on this world than we are aware of now.

Tell me, Coffin, if a tree falls in a forest and nobody's there to hear it: will there be sound?

I'd like to refer to the Schrödinger's Cat experiment; in it, the cat is both dead and alive, except if we force the conclusion.
In the trees' case, there will both be sound and silence. Does it matter what you call it? In this concept, it has the same value.
Death or alive; sound or silence, ... Reality or perception.

If senses are lies then thoughts are lies, thus your ideas are lies.
But it may very well be true too. You don't know, that's the problem.

I take it for granted that reality has no stable form and is an individual thing that can be controlled by belief.
Yet I also acknowledge I may know very little of this; me quoting Socrates is purely out of respect, not of smartness.

Go ahead and educate me; that's why you have all the knowledge, and I -as of now- don't. :]