Prepared and Analyzed by
Strategic Media Department – BETH | B
Supervised by Abdullah Al-Omairah

After the water.

And after the mirror.

Man discovers something else.

That the problem lies not only in what he sees.

Nor in the way he sees it.

But in the direction in which he is heading.

In a labyrinth, people are rarely lost because of the walls.

They are lost because they lose their sense of direction.

A person may walk for hours.

Exert tremendous effort.

And remain completely sincere in his search.

Only to discover that he has been circling the same point.

That is where the value of the compass appears.

A compass does not remove mountains.

Nor does it tear down walls.

Nor does it shorten the journey.

But it prevents complete loss.

And in the world of ideas, man needs a compass as well.

Not a compass that tells him what to think.

But one that helps him understand how to think.

That is why the question is not:

Who is more truthful?

But:

How do I verify?

Nor:

Whom should I follow?

But:

How do I test the path?

Nor:

Whom should I believe?

But:

How do I distinguish between evidence and desire?

Many people do not lose their way because they are dishonest.

But because they love a certain direction more than they love the truth.

That is why the most dangerous moment in the journey of searching is not when a person gets lost.

But when he finds the answer he loves...

And then stops searching.

That is where great illusions are born.

When conviction becomes a wall.

When questions become enemies.

And when healthy doubt becomes a crime.

At that moment, a person no longer searches for the truth.

He searches for witnesses to confirm that he has already found it.

The true compass...

Is the one that allows its owner to say:

Perhaps I am wrong.

And this small sentence...

Has saved more minds than thousands of answers ever have.

The Third Truth

Wisdom does not lie in finding the road quickly.

But in possessing a compass that keeps you from taking the wrong one.

And here begins the way out of the labyrinth.

Not because the labyrinth has ended.

But because man has learned how to walk within it.

Labyrinth of Truth

It is not merely an attempt to explain the scene.

But an attempt to understand the way we see it.

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For Reference:

Chapter One

Why Doesn't the Fish See the Water?

The truth hidden within what we have become accustomed to.

Chapter Two

Who Put Up the Mirror?

The truth shaped by the way we perceive the world.

Chapter Three

The Compass

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A Final Word

The subject of this series is, before anything else, the human being.

Its purpose is not to present the truth, but to provide the tools to search for it.

Labyrinth of Truth is not a search for ready-made answers.

It is an exercise in asking the right questions.

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