Paradigm

Like a coin, truth has two faces! This saying may hold in the material world, as when two people facing each other disagree about the number lying between them, one seeing a seven and the other an eight. But in the world of human relationships, truth may multiply with the number of people, differing with their forms and ages, and the truth closest to correctness is always the one that springs from a sound innate nature, which, if you seek it, you will find only in those small creatures God has granted us, nurtured by angelic care in the wombs of our women, who come bearing a divine spark not yet tainted by human whims. Take note: the novel in your hands is not for mere entertainment. You are about to try on a new pair of glasses for your mind that will lift the veil on a world that may never have been visible to you. Afterwards you may discover that what you were certain existed is a mirage, and what you denied is reality. You may see the world as rosy simply because you wear rose-tinted glasses, or because it truly is rosy, or your glasses may be dark to begin with and your rosy world merely an illusion. No one possesses absolute truth, but we possess the will to search for the truth and to achieve what we want and seek.