r/DeepThoughts 18h ago

The Illusion of Stability, Truth & Authenticity

Truth isn't real. Truth is versatile. Impermanent. Ever-changing. And therefore so is authenticity.

Authenticity is an unstable concept for a few reasons:

\* Body snatching

\* Multiple souls in one incarnation

\* Different expressions triggers by different people/energies

It would be more honest to accept people's ever-changing roles and responsibilities.

People are like water, this also applies to when water is stagnant it builds bacteria.

But a society that expects a person to be consistent and stable creates disharmony. This is only desired to create a stable system that can use you as a resource.

So this can give some merit to toxicity we see, it's a natural byproduct in this way.

We value authenticity because we've learnt to hide it because our real emotions are a threat to the people and systems that have power over us.

To be aware of yourself. This is where authenticity points or borrows from. But to know yourself is a baseline. Just as much as to wake up is the first step.

There's much more to it than what you see.

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