The truth lies beyond the realm of words from "summary" of Open Secret by Jalāl al-Dīn Rūmī (Maulana)
The truth that we seek cannot be fully captured by mere words. It exists beyond the limitations of language, beyond the realm of what can be articulated. Words can only point us in the direction of the truth, but they can never fully encapsulate it. When we try to express deep truths with words, we inevitably fall short. Language is a powerful tool, but it is ultimately limited in its ability to convey the profound depths of reality. The truth is something that must be experienced, felt, and understood on a level that transcends language. In our attempts to grasp the truth through words, we often find ourselves tangled in confusion and misunderstanding. We mistake the map for the territory, believing that the words we use ...
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