What is ultimate is the emptiness which is revealed as their basis, for all things are empty, and yet, once this truth is realized, it is as individuals and societies that nothingness is expressed and revealed.
The cognitive process by means of which ultimate truth is realized must therefore be free from all cognitive limitations (sgribs pa), for it is disclosed to the awakened beings (sangs rgyas) in whose exalted cognitive processes appear the objects as they really are without being altered".
For instance, Lynch suggests that for ordinary claims about material objects, truth might be realized by a correspondence property (which he links to representational views), while for moral claims truth might be manifest by an assertibility property along more anti-realist lines.
The unity of existence, which he called the truth, can be realized through the practice of ahimsa, which requires reducing oneself to zero and reaching the furthest limit of humility.
The truth to be realized is that there is no self as an independent and lasting being.
Like all functional role concepts, truth must be realized, and according to Lynch it may be realized in different ways in different settings.
This truth had to be realized in the existence of each individual, and so the expressions differ: early Sufism postulated the approach to God through love and voluntary suffering until a unity of will was reached; Junayd spoke of "recognizing God as He was before creation"; God is seen as the One and only actor; He alone "has the right to say 'I'".
This raises the question of what it would be for a language for which we have a truth theory to be realized in a person or population.
What that means is that the ideal of religious and philosophical traditions alike when they speak of human dignity, rights and human flourishing can in truth, in reality, be realized.
Every man, woman, and child shall have my name on their lips — Charles Spencer Chaplin!" The rodomontade was, Laurel saw, a gag, but the essence of its truth was soon realized.
Every man, woman, and child shall have my name on their lips Charles Spencer Chaplin!" The rodomontade was, Laurel saw, a gag, but the essence of its truth was soon realized.
