The Truth

The truth is found in this very moment.
The past is gone. The future isn’t here yet.
Our thoughts act as a bridge—but when we think, we use references, and those references come from the past.
When the past isn't a fairytale, it can blur our sense of what's truly possible.

Yet why do we still think through the past?
Because it’s what we know. It’s familiar.

The unknown territory is our dreams.
There, we have no reference—only imagination.

And yes, imagination is not the truth. That’s right.
But ask yourself—
Isn’t imagination still creation?

It’s being created in our minds.
And we often forget: everything we see around us was once an idea.
And that idea? It came from imagination.

When we imagine, we instinctively know what's possible and what’s not.
If we imagine flying without wings, we know that’s not realistic.
But when we imagine achieving something—starting something new, building a dream—we often feel that it is possible.

Still, we deny it.
Because ignorance feels like bliss.
We tell ourselves stories.
We make excuses.

Deep down, we’re trying to discard our own dreams.
We abandon our imagination.

But just at the level of imagination—
Tell yourself:
"This is my imagination. This is creation on the imaginary level.

Embrace it.
Don’t deny it.
Don’t abandon it.

Accept it—it is yours.
You are the creator.

Now, listen to your heart.
Is this what you truly want?

Start from there.
Piece by piece. Step by step.

More than the end goal, the process brings contentment.
Enjoy it. Embrace it.

The truth is found in this very moment.
So what you are imagining and thinking right now—
That is your real life. That is the truth.