Truth beyond telling.
Q: “To see what is false we must know what is true?”
To begin where we’ll end, 
let’s put aside the notion that the mind which is totally, culturally, socially, personally conditioned and limited to an ‘either/or’ binary mode – programmed vaporware – can ever actually know reality, aka, truth. The human mind is always and only about itself – words about words. It’s the mind’s beliefs that compare, contrast and conjure opposites; that seemingly creates and weaves false narratives as if it knows what is true. All words and thoughts merely re-present symbolically and gain their power only from further mind-made, personalized and collectively agreed beliefs.
We can only know the false; the living truth, aka, reality, is only recognized as and in, this eternal, timeless and choicelessly aware present, here, now. What is, as is. No thought; no labels, no filters. Truth is not accumulated, acquired, achieved, worded and stored in memory or deeply, devoutly, conceived and believed. No one, no outside ‘authority’, can tell or give one the truth.
Truth is not a thing, a conceptual agreement, an experience; it’s not ‘mine’ or ‘yours’, not personal, not culturally conditioned, not found in tradition, or in the supposed past or the proposed future.The *lived* truth is that which one Is. In deep self-knowing, one may find there is nothing known, there being, in reality, no knower; likewise, where there is no belief, there is no believer, no need to believe. No choice, no chooser.
