No
one can teach you the truth. You have to see it for yourself. One can only make
you think so that you would see the truth and the truth is; truth is
everywhere. You just have to see it. Anything that happens in your life can
lead you to truth if you start perceiving it in the right way. Whether it’s a
deep exploration on philosophy, learning physics, meditation, being alone in
complete boredom, drawing something or having sex is not something that’s gonna
matter.
The only way
to see the truth is to see through. One of the best and most effective ways is
to be the devil’s advocate. It means to provoke an argument just for the sake
of arguing. To make things even simpler; it means to keep asking “why” at
everything you stumble upon your life. Don’t go asking why from people around
you. Ask it from yourself. If you buy a cake> why? If you study
something> why? If you f@<k someone> why? If you hum a song> why?
Keep
asking “why” at every single little thing in that happens in your life. Then
try to figure out the answer on your own. Here is a little help: the answer is
in the question itself. Keep the Einstein’s quote in mind. When you tune into
the right way of perception you will see the answer. You will just see it. If
you are touching something hot and feel your hand getting burned and ask
yourself “why?” you’ll just see the answer.
It
is the same with any arcane and utterly complex question. It took me about 20
months to completely know my way around the Einstein’s equation E=mc^2 and when
I finally did, the first thing I did was getting mad at me for not seeing
something so much simple. The truth is always in front of your very eyes. Being
the devil’s advocate will make you see it.
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