John Keats says in "Ode on a Grecian Urn" that "Beauty is Truth, Truth is Beauty". What does he mean?
What if the concept of Truth is based on perfection, and not the kind of perfection that we know. Is the perfection where everything is in perfect equilibrium.
When we see the David of Michael Angelo we don't see the perfection of body based on the nowadays concepts of aesthetics, we see the perfection based on the perfect proportions of that human body.
Let's talk about this world. Is the only one in the whole Solar System that has life -at least right now- if the Earth be a few kilometers closer to the sun there won't be life. So we have equilibrium again, hence we have life, hence is TRUE.
Truth is Beauty and Beauty is Truth, hence Truth is Equilibrium
No equilibrium, no truth...
Dead is part of life. Because we are binary beings.
So, dead is truth because it keeps that equilibrium.
Now, is the concept of God truth?
YES, because we need to have structure. Politics leads the social behavior, Religion leads the espiritual behave. We NEED to believe in something -whatsoever- so we believe in something beyond us because that gives us structure.
In theory the human beings are made by four three bodies: biological, mental and spiritual.Biological body is feed by food. Mental is feed through experiences, readings, etc. And the Spiritual requires to be feed by believes, mottos, etc. If we forget any of those bodies our existence becomes blurry, we lose that equilibrium and then the concept of ourselves becomes FALSE.
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