The reality of imagination is practically true in the physical world, real and adjustable. When you imagine you open the truth book, that will challenge your understanding, and consciousness eventually having wings to fly and land on true freedom.
It's a different landscape when the Truth turns upsidedown |
Observing human daily life in comparison with that of the natural world. It's had to imagine and find a true way of life.
Human life is largely dominated by events, principles, and laws so that a smooth flow of everything human is realized.
The truth is painful when mixed and confused with lies and disguises. The truth is the way of righteousness and the true beauty of everything. The truth is factual, inclusive, wider in meaning, and straight.
Nature of the truth.
What is the nature of the truth? The truth is logical, pragmatic, and coherent equating to the nature of reality. Therefore nature of the truth is found in what we see, feel, and learn from nature. We build natural reality from everything. We experience as we interact with the natural world and use that experience to explore our human values relative to the natural reality.
It's human nature every day. It's the only base of the truth in the human world. Events in human global society give a wider picture of human life. The reality of human life is of no complexity when compared to that of the natural world. It is rather an interconnectedness of everything human. That's natural, and cosmic in nature and reality.
Humans need laws, individuals, and systems that keep the principles in check and function properly as per human desire against the nature of the truth. Everything seems to be fine until something of a great challenge happens contrary to human understanding and experience due to imperfections and weakness.
Human weakness and imperfections are natural, but human laws and principles tend to be not in harmony with nature. It is normal to be human. It is normal to fail and start again, that's the nature of life. Nevertheless, it is a way of life that we believe in, despise, and like. It is the unpleasant nature of the truth sometimes.
Principles of the truth in life.
Human life falls into three levels of the moral principle which are philosophical ways. Categorically reflect the truth of human life against natural reality.
- Surface Principle of Life.
- Hypocritical Principle
Under human circumstances, it's hard to find the truth. People blame their human weaknesses and imperfection. Not realizing that weakness is a natural way of perfection. You can't be perfect until you stumble and rise up and then move on.
- Deep Principle of Life.
It's a set of rules which are human, and natural in a sense of the natural world and reality. This principle includes ways of philosophy of divine truth, that govern the core nature of everything. They are cosmic laws since they tend to unite humanity with the natural world like reality. It is the way of everything in a sense of human weakness, as human nature is in harmony with everything natural and cosmic.
The truth is the reality of freedom and unselfish love. Truthfulness is the way of love that has no boundaries. It is a factual love that extends by giving a hand to life and nature.
Why does the truth matter? According to an article in a science journal, we find the truth because it's the right thing to do. To have a sense of responsibility and accountability for our decisions and their outcomes we need to believe in the way of the truth. The truth is the sword that cuts to shape and destroy. It's the key ingredient of every desired taste in life.
References
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Michael P. Lynch. (2001). The Nature of Truth: Classic and Contemporary Perspectives.The MIT Press; 21202nd edition.
Joy Castro. J. et.al. (2012).The Truth Book: A MemoirUniversity of Nebraska Press.
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