I think still that there are two important things surfacing throughout these two chapters.

One is that we all seem to consider it highly important to communicate in ways that others can experience easily.

At first glance this may seem like untruth; but on the other hand if you are just slinging out statements of fact without considering the recipient and blow him/her away, you aren't really communicating much truth anyway, because youhave smashed your audience!

The second point is that there is one line which seems to be commonly held as important, as far as truth is concerned, and that is being honest with oneself about what one really sees, thinks, and feels.

Pretty deep stuff, though. Two years later I am still perpplexed by some of these points.

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