Invisibility Doesn't Mean Inaccessibility
Just because something cannot be seen does not mean that it can't be. Can we see the air that we breath? We feel a certain pressure against our body but cannot actually see what causes it. We can also observe the power of wind, but can only see what it is transporting, not the wind itself. The chemical structure of air can be determined. But we still cannot see air.
Truth is often like this. We can determine the nature of Truth through certain intangibles of people. People display understanding and intelligence, but how do we know what they believe or say to be true? We think, dream, reflect, and strategize about all kinds of things but Truths are only reflected in action.
But even this is in question. News media is being doubted more than ever; fake news is being revealed over time. How do we know what to believe anymore? What we can see, hear, experience for ourselves? This takes us back to the original question.
How do you define "truth"?
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Truth is what we are all seeking in one way or another. Honest and authentic insights about everything in our lives, and how we feel about it, and where it is leading us. Get to the bottom of this and the pathway forwards will be clear and obvious. Or will they?
Belief may become as important as Truth. What do we believe in and how does it influence the way we act, experience life, and conduct ourselves? How does it impact the Truth? We believe in things unseen and have faith in things not experienced; we are able to tap into forces that we do not understand. What do you think...just because you cannot see something does this make it unreal?