15: Do you believe that you are the only one to know the truth?

I’ve already touched on this briefly, the answer is no, I don’t believe that I’m the only one to know the truth. I’m not really sure what is meant by “the truth”, the way that your asking it, because there are many truths. Any statement that is true, is a truth!

However, the interesting thing about truth is that it has multiple levels to it. Math is the best way to illustrate ‘truth’ because it does not require any words that need to be predefined. This is true 16 = 4 * 4. So, if someone where to say “16 is 4 * 4”, they would be making a true statement. If they told that to a child, the child may believe it. Now when the child goes home, his brother tells him, “16 is 2 * 8”, the child’s first reaction may be, “No it isn’t, 16 is 4 * 4!” If that child is not open to other peoples views, then he/she will never realize that there is more than one truth, and will only see things as one way, that is mutually exclusive. So what’s the best way to describe 16? Well its 2*8, 4*4, 4 squared, 2 cubed, the square root of 256. I can ‘own’ the truth no more than I can ‘own’ the truth in describing the number 16. One of the main things that I’m attempting to do, is to open people up to the understanding that there is more than one way to describe something and to make a personal connection with what the truth is to them. That inside us all we can feel the truth and that the universe will direct us in a path of greater understanding.

Knowing a truth comes with responsibility. For instance, a child that does not know what stealing is, taking a toy is different from an adult (who knows what stealing is) robbing from someone. The latter will of course face a harsher karmatic reaction to their deed. This planet would be many times improved if we all just acted on the truths that we already know! I hope that I don’t retract from that in my ‘factoring’ of the truth. Like everyone else, there is a difference in time between when I discover a truth or make a correction, to when I act on that truth in a natural way. The multiverse is about change and we most embrace this in our beliefs and our actions.

What’s true today is limited by our understanding of truth, today. Be open for your inner-self/god/the multiverse to show you how to keep moving toward a more complete understanding of truth.

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