Unconditional truth

Unconditional truth is truth that has no opposite. It is a fact or set of facts that cannot be argued and thus the primary pathway to dispelling it is psychological-emotional warfare via well-known tactics including: 
  • personal or political agenda
  • shaming or name-calling
  • undermining or threatening the messenger
  • fabricating false evidence 
  • gaslighting and crazy-making
  • organized opposition (conscious or unconscious)
  • personal or professional intimidation 
  • fear of death -- specifically ego, role, status or economic
The use of these tactics alone tells us something important about the people or groups leveraging these approaches. Namely it tells us more about their opinions, worldview, or "truth" [with a small "t" as my philosophy professor used to say], and very little or nothing about the truth that remains despite the narratives designed to conflate or confuse innocent individuals.  

The more we learn about ourselves, the better we're able to discern fact from fiction. It also equips us to better understand the difference between message flooding or marketing and  unconditional truth.   







By Mayra Porrata ©2026 Solara Publishing, LLC

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