The author would now like to suggest that neither he nor anyone else can tell the reader any truth he does not already know at some level of his being, conscious or unconscious. For if not, he would have no way of recognizing truth when he saw it reflected in outer words, thoughts, and ideas. This is why truth speaks directly to those whose “spiritual eye” is no longer subject to and blinded by an endless stream of relative words and thoughts (read mental noise). Truth, as such, is inwardly discerned, self-evident and in no need of outer defense. In fact, the only thing that ever truly needs defending are partial conceptual positions held relative to the truth, and those who unwittingly identify with them.