The concept of “my truth vs your truth” suggests that individuals can have different subjective experiences, beliefs, and interpretations of reality, and there may not be one absolute truth that is universally applicable to everyone.
It is important to recognize that people’s beliefs and experiences can be shaped by various factors such as culture, upbringing, education, and personal experiences. Therefore, it is natural for individuals to have different perspectives and interpretations of reality.
However, it is also important to acknowledge that some beliefs and interpretations can be more accurate or valid than others, based on evidence and logical reasoning. In some cases, it may be possible to arrive at a shared understanding by evaluating evidence, challenging assumptions, and engaging in constructive dialogue.
It is also essential to approach discussions about different perspectives with empathy, respect, and an open mind, recognizing that each person’s experience and beliefs are valid to them. By doing so, we can have more productive conversations and gain a better understanding of different perspectives.
But the real question, the most important question is, if there is a God, if God does exist, then what is God’s truth?
What is God’s understanding? What is God’s experience?
Only then can be truly have a productive understanding of ourselves, and what is Truth.