The truth you speak has no past and no future.
It is, and that's all it needs to be.
It is, and that's all it needs to be.
I am not sure why this particular card showed up when I endeavored to randomly select some inspirational words. Perhaps a mental journey will lead me to the truth. The least thing to do is to see what questions come to mind.
Thanks to Richard Bach, Illusions, Delacorte Press, 1977.
- How do I know when I speak the truth?
- Is every word I utter the truth?
- Is today's truth tomorrow's untruth?
- Is truth subjective?
- Does one have to declare a statement as the truth?
- If one does, does that make it so?
Thanks to Richard Bach, Illusions, Delacorte Press, 1977.
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6 comments:
Truth can be subjective. What's true for one is not always true for another. You can tell the truth 100% of the time, but should you?
I see we are neighbors, although it has been some time since I lasted visited Lansing and no I was not there as a guest of the state. HA!
Thanks for visiting this site. Perhaps you will back this way. It is certainly growing and that's the truth
I am not a guest of the state either, but the warden is a neighbor. And that's the truth.
lol
very thought provoking questions. I believe truth can be subjective - everyone sees things a little differently and consequently there are lots of gray areas. Deliberate deception or lies for personal gain or to take advantage of someone else is never acceptable in my opinion.
"Your whole point of view of your whole reality is based on what you believe you are, but what you believe about yourself is just a concept. It is knowledge, but knowledge does not mean it is the truth. Knowledge only means it is what you know." Don Miguel Ruiz
Who holds the truth? NOBODY! It is only what the people who came before us told us and the people before them and do they know? Absolutely NOT.
"The truth you speak has no past and no future.
It is, and that's all it needs to be."
Wow, never thought of it that way.
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