The Truth

Truth is often regarded as universal, yet its perception remains subject to individual experience. This dichotomy is most strikingly exemplified in moments of profound loss, where the raw, unfiltered truth of grief transcends personal interpretations. Amidst these philosophical musings, the idea that truth itself is immutable but our understanding of it evolves holds sway. Moreover, adopting a perspective that acknowledges both the universality of truth and its subjective nuances positions one as a seeker of depth, akin to viewing truth in three dimensions rather than a flat, binary perspective. Thus, while truth remains constant, it is our capacity to embrace varied perspectives that allows us to approach the closest approximation of reality.