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We are taught to believe in certain truths—be they religious, scientific, or social. This often leads to dogma and conflict, as one person's belief clashes with another's. This workshop presents Truth (सत्य) not as a belief system, but as reality as it is. The ultimate truth is Co-existence (सह-अस्तित्व)—the reality of all of nature (जड़-चैतन्य प्रकृति) being eternally submerged and energized within an all-pervading reality (व्यापक सत्ता). This is not something to be believed, but something to be known, understood, and experienced.
ReflectionTruth is not a statement; it is the very fabric of existence. The goal is to develop the capacity to see this reality directly, moving beyond belief (मान्यता) to knowledge (ज्ञान) and finally to experience (अनुभव).