See the truth:

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We are limited, partial beings. Halves, Quarters, thirds of a whole. Never free from being a part. Never isolated, by ourselves.

Often forgetting the whole, we keep focusing on ourselves. We keep trying to become a half when we are a third and a third when we are a quarter.

We forget that with us alone the picture will remain incomplete. Alone we might see a lot of facts but never the whole truth.

It's a fact that x got hurt.
The truth is that X became a better person after all the hurt.

It's a fact that z is independent.
The truth is z has caged himself.

Facts only indicate the obvious of a deeper truth always. Never fall merely for statistics to form opinions. Look deeper.

We can learn to look deeper. More holistically. If we understand natural justice. ADL.عدل

There is much to see and less to say. What can be seen, cannot always be told.

Ask for vision. Try to see the whole. The truth of many facts will become visible.

"There's a world of difference between truth and facts. Facts can obscure truth."
Maya Angelou

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