Sorin CerinBelieving in what you don't know is as true as believing in what you know as long as your life is just an illusion.
About This Quote
In today’s world, countless people believe that they have a better understanding of the world. They believe that they have a greater view of how things work, and that they have a better grasp of what is possible. However, all of those beliefs are just illusions. The idea that we can know something is an illusion.
We can know something is true, but there is nothing we can know for sure. We cannot prove things to be true, so it is useless to believe in them. When we hold on to beliefs, there is a cost to them.
Beliefs become our security blankets or our crutches. If we need something, beliefs are great because they help us get it. But when the need goes away, so do the beliefs.
And when our belief system no longer works for us, we must either change them or discard them completely.
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