What is truth?
One sentence – write down (or type) – something simple, honest, and “true”.
The Wayfarer by Stephen Crane�� � �The wayfarer,�Perceiving the pathway to truth,�Was struck with astonishment.�It was thickly grown with weeds.�“Ha,” he said,�“I see that no one has passed here�In a long time.”�Later he saw that each weed�Was a singular knife.�“Well,” he mumbled at last,�“Doubtless there are other roads.”�
The Wayfarer by Stephen Crane�� � �The wayfarer,�Perceiving the pathway to truth,�Was struck with astonishment.�
The Wayfarer by Stephen Crane�� � �The wayfarer,�Perceiving the pathway to truth,�Was struck with astonishment.�It was thickly grown with weeds.�
The Wayfarer by Stephen Crane�� � �The wayfarer,�Perceiving the pathway to truth,�Was struck with astonishment.�It was thickly grown with weeds.�“Ha,” he said,�“I see that no one has passed here�In a long time.”�
The Wayfarer by Stephen Crane�� � �The wayfarer,�Perceiving the pathway to truth,�Was struck with astonishment.�It was thickly grown with weeds.�“Ha,” he said,�“I see that no one has passed here�In a long time.”�Later he saw that each weed�Was a singular knife.�
The Wayfarer by Stephen Crane�� � �The wayfarer,�Perceiving the pathway to truth,�Was struck with astonishment.�It was thickly grown with weeds.�“Ha,” he said,�“I see that no one has passed here�In a long time.”�Later he saw that each weed�Was a singular knife.�“Well,” he mumbled at last,�“Doubtless there are other roads.”�
A Little Background on a speech by Chris Hedges (NY Times reporter)
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Have any of you experienced this “rejection of the truth” in your own lives? (including ourselves doing the rejection)
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