Look at others and their truth. Do you like a part of their truth? Then put it in your world and make it part of your truth. Don’t like their truth? Say to yourself, “It’s okay for them but I want something different.”
The point here is to live YOUR life and YOUR truth the way you want to so that you wake up excited and ready for each moment of every day.
There is no right and wrong here. YOUR truth is just as real as someone else’s truth. We are all unique to what we desire….
Source: Beth and Lee’s Blog
Vacuous: 1. Devoid of matter; empty. 2. a. Lacking intelligence; stupid. b. Devoid of substance or meaning; inane: a vacuous comment.
The idea above is vacuous, and my main intention here really is definition 2b, although I would say as gently as possible that it fits 1 and 2a as well. One of the strangest, goofiest, and most backward ideas that is currently accepted in mainstream thought is the notion that you can have one truth and I can have another truth, and yet our two different truths can both be true, even if they completely contradict each other. Of course in such a strange way of thinking, that obviously false idea can be true by the simple act of my declaring it so! The problem is that truth itself doesn’t work that way.
“There is no right and wrong here.”
If what you are talking about is actually truth, then there most certainly is a right and wrong. By definition, truth is about what is right and what is wrong. If I say, “I have wings and can fly to the moon,” that statement is false because the reality is that I do not have wings and therefore cannot fly anything except maybe a kite. If I say, “I have three daughters, age 16, 14, and 13, that statement is true because the reality is that there are three girls in this world of that age, who have my last name, and half of my chromosomes. Falsehood is that which is wrong (does not align with reality), and truth is that which is right (aligns with reality). If I say I have wings, that is false and I am wrong. But I am quite right in saying I have three girls – one might even say I am being truthful in making the claim. So if one is actually talking about truth, one is by definition talking about right and wrong.
If one is not talking about right and wrong, one is not talking about truth but something entirely different, which I suspect is what Beth and Lee are actually doing in their post.
