In response to a question posted offline to me, “What is Truth or Satya?” let me humbly
submit my definition or the view that I hold on the ‘Satya’.
Truth is the spiritual culmination of our
intangible but omnipotent thought process and the actions defined by virtue of that
thought process- that leads to an atmosphere or aura of peace or Shanti.
As long as our actions are undefined by a
responsible thought process, we astray in the wild dark alleys- unknown and
unfulfilling; once we are able to guide our actions by the flow of thoughts
activated in the thinking centre, we find Truth.
It is a concept that can only be felt or understood by those who are willing or
capable of understanding. The vitality it offers to the one who attain it can
be gauged from the fact- it dissipates fear- not the fear of the society or the
family- but individual fear. It encourages life by instilling a sense of
courage and pride and sincere optimism. Much alike the revolutionaries- the
Bhagat Singhs, the Chandrasekhar Azads, the Kshudiram Boses, et al. They never had
to shed the artificial unnatural layer called fear. But it is my firm belief that fear loses its relevance once
you arrive at the zenith called Truth.
The Truth
is like the morning sun under whose presence the dew drops forming a canopy on
the flora lose their charm and act and quickly disappear to upheld the virtue
of it. And we do pronounce Satyamev
Jayate. Truth alone shall win.
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