What Is The Truth?
We all hear, believe and tell what we think is true.
No need to judge others who see things differently.
BE HONEST WITH YOURSELF.
DO WHAT IS TRUE FOR YOU.
Affirmations:
- I tell the Highest Truth of which I am aware.
- I believe that most people tell what they want others to believe.
- I trust everyone has their own version of what seems “factual”.
- I listen for the intention of myself and others, and what seems most “true”.
What Is The Truth?
Are you telling your own truth? Are you speaking what you have been taught? Are you telling what will please others? Are you saying what you feel is best?
Everyone is telling their own truth. Some speak what is right. Some say what feels good. Some share what they believe. Some just make it all up.
I have learned each person sees the world with their own perception. People actually see what they believe. When we believe something to be true, we may deceive ourselves. When we want to believe something, we may even change the facts.
No one ever sees the whole picture. We have many versions of the truth. There are as many views as there are people viewing. We are swayed by our thoughts and feelings, beliefs and opinions.
Ask yourself if you lie, fib, omit or withhold consciously or unconsciously. Children often simply say what they feel is right at the time. Politicians often withhold pieces they believe need to be omitted. Teachers may tell a censored version of the whole truth.
It is time to recognize no one knows the whole truth. Information is shaped by the beliefs and emotions of the teller. When we keep speaking the negative, the negative is more likely to occur. Many well-informed leaders, preachers and teachers use the power of positive thought.
Affirming prayers and positive thoughts create. When we choose words well, we can shape public opinion. When we are conscious of the desired outcome, words can be used to create belief. What we believe ourselves can influence others to believe what we believe.
Consider what you say, when you do not know. Consider what you teach, when you have not learned or researched. Consider how many you have believed who have not known the “truth”. Consider what you can do to discern and learn what is “true” for you.
The earth is not flat. Man has walked on the moon. There are environmental changes. People are not all behaving in healthy ways.
Perhaps it is time to stop calling other people “liars”. Maybe we can be honest with ourselves and notice when we do not know what is true. Take care of what you say, when you do not actually know. Believe what you choose to believe, and know you may be wrong.
Life reminds us to “Do No Harm”. Consider giving up attack and blame. No need to feel guilt if you change your mind. Speak the “truth” you believe is true.
Let others speak their “truth” too. Recognize all the versions of the same story. You can choose what you want to believe and tell. Enjoy and learn from the conversations and differences.
Loving us in allowing the way to freedom and trust in our differences. Betty Lue
No need to judge, argue with, or convince others. Do what brings respect and peace to all. Everyone has a right to believe what works for them. Remember to be truly helpful and to harm no one.
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