What Really is Truth?
What Really Is Truth?
Truth is to Really Know What It Means To Be Human.
To hit the truth at its core, this is to find what it means to be human.
The truth at the center of every beauty is what it means to be human.
The truth is at the center of every great work and meaning.
To be human is to be: unapologetically true and real to this experience.
The core of truth is the possibility of embracing and having communion with this experience.
It is in this that all delusions are wiped out and the core of meaning is rediscovered.
A mind becomes pure.
There is no value in positioning yourself for or against this, comparing yourself to this.
There is only the question, do I want to know what it means to be human?
There are seekers and non-seekers.
Seekers are seeking this question, though they do not know it.
This is the direction of the great pursuit.
What does it mean to be human?
This is the fundamental question.
The answer to this question can only be found within, but it is also not possible for one person to find alone.
It is the work of many, found in the greatest works of humanity,
to discover the answer to this question.
The Path, the Great Path, Is The Path of Discovery.
The Answer is the Path,
what it means to be human is Discovery. We Discover.
Notice the limitation in the mind, it wants to hold on to old understanding, old beliefs. It doesn’t like the possibility that there could be more to life, more meaning to life, more meaning to being alive.
This is a different way of thinking than normal thinking.
To follow that path, you have to change your thinking, to think about this question, to change your perspective. What does it mean to be human? This thinking is an exploration, a journey. It will never simply happen to you.
No voice, not my voice or any other voice will ever cause that exploration to happen to you.
The journey only happens if you choose to explore it, to change your perspective to think about it, to think about something more, something beyond.
To go on this path, you have to explore.
The path requires exploration. The path is a focus. You have to choose to focus on it, or the next moment comes and you are distracted.
One moment you were curious and wonder-filled, but as you did not set a focus, it slips away from you, you become distracted and go back to your normal thinking.
