Truth

Truth-1 (Relative / Thought-Truth):

• Provisional anchors expressed as concepts or beliefs (“I am enough,” “I am learning”).

• Useful for stabilizing awareness and orienting growth.

• Can become limiting if mistaken as ultimate.

Truth-2 (Absolute):

• What remains when all illusion dissolves.

• Self-confirming, timeless, and untouched by appearances.

• Not dependent on validation; it simply is.

Additional Detail

• Definition: Truth is what remains in the absence of the false, yet contains the possibility for the false to appear.

• Nature:

  • The false has no independent existence — it arises within Truth, like clouds in the sky.

  • Truth does not exclude the false; falsehood is only Truth in disguise.

• Mechanics:

  • Illusions obscure but never alter Truth.

  • Dissolving illusion doesn’t “create” Truth; it reveals what was already present.

• Metaphor: Truth is like the open sky. Clouds (falsehoods) may obscure it, but the sky itself is never tainted.