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What does Truth need?
Does it need your agreement?
Does it need acceptance?
If you to not like the Truth does it reject you and cast you out?
Is Truth relative or at least subjective?

What is it within one that can perceive Truth or recognize it?

Nietzche said, "There are no eternal facts, as there are no absolute truths."
Is he not stating an absolute?

People who claim to have the Truth tend to use persuasion to gain followers and force to belittle those who disagree with said Truth.

Is Truth insecure? Does it need to be followed?

I pose these question to invite a contemplative posture towards Truth. In my experience the Truth stands revealed when the obstacles to its Presence are removed. Like the Sun shinning is revealed when the clouds dissolve.

The scene from the movie above is a brilliant display of someone using their truth to defend and rationalize their behavior. It appears the Truth is perceived by many as a means of protection. A way fending off that which is not wanted.

It seems that the Truth of Divinity  is simple, complete and accepting. When spoken from Love, it reveals the source of Joy and the source of its absence.

To those who claim to know God I say,
God is a direct awareness and experience, a realization, a revelation, and the absolute perfection of pure subjectivity.

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