layers
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i love the metaphor of peeling away the layers of an onion, for finding the truth. each layer is true but the outside ones are broader, more general, the closer you get to the center the more specific the answers become.
and with every layer, with every discovery, comes a new freedom (as in "the truth will set you free"). and, since there is always a balance in life, there are other things that are a part of this journey (like "the truth hurts"), but it's the road i want to be on, the one that serves me best and the only one that will ultimately bring peace of mind.
(i know the image is a little corny, fittingly perhaps for such a cliche ridden statement, but it's 4 am and about the best i can do)
i love the metaphor of peeling away the layers of an onion, for finding the truth. each layer is true but the outside ones are broader, more general, the closer you get to the center the more specific the answers become.
and with every layer, with every discovery, comes a new freedom (as in "the truth will set you free"). and, since there is always a balance in life, there are other things that are a part of this journey (like "the truth hurts"), but it's the road i want to be on, the one that serves me best and the only one that will ultimately bring peace of mind.
(i know the image is a little corny, fittingly perhaps for such a cliche ridden statement, but it's 4 am and about the best i can do)