GLRP E&H Teleburiel: The Eterenal War

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Title: The Eterenal War

Author: Teleburiel


I discussed, in the Inherence of Truth, the matter of the destruction of perception, by another's perception. I warned of the loss of Truth there, as there is one sure universal truth, and that is that all truths are universal. Yet, our perceptions of this truth differ, and that these are not truths. There are two schools of thought upon the subject of the war of perception. One, is that each perception should be cherished, and not destroyed, because of the possibility that that perception is the closest to the elusive truth. The second is that all perceptions must be spread over others, for if none are, then they are unique to the bearer, and therefore, the truth is limited to but one mind. After all, is this not an aspect of honor? The courage to defend, and spread beliefs? Here, I am afraid, I can be of little help to the reader. There is no easy solution to allow the safety of truth, and yet not have it a secret known to few. As in all things, the best solution, (or such is my perception of it) is found between the extremes.

What can be more noble, than to stand, and defend thy beliefs, and spread the light of them to others? Yet, what can be more cruel than the destruction of a culture? It is the best we can hope to do, to maintain our own standards of ethicality, and morality in the pursuit, and spreading of our perceptions. Teach, but do not become a fanatic. Offer opportunity for adaption, not assimilation.

There shall likely never be a single perception for all, though there is but one truth. Nor do I believe that there ever should be only one perception.

The best I can offer, is that in the pursuit and refinement of perception towards truth, remember the proverb:

There is Truth in the asking, but only falsehood in silence.



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