Absolute truth Quote by Sorin Cerin
“Even if I use sweet phrases in this description, I cannot even be sure that what I write here is true, precisely because I do not know the Absolute Truth, but what I argue in this pages is a feeling of this tear that is my life, a feeling on this world that will disappear just as it appeared, maybe in fire and ashes or in steam and tar. My fingers writing in this moments, or I fell they are writing, not knowing the Absolute Truth, will be as my body, just star dust, in a moment of the Universes time.. What will it remain from me? My thoughts? I think they are much more eternal than my body. Eternal in some conscience? Even if I stay in the conscience of mankind for a certain time, they will not be forever remembered, because human kind is not eternal either, the whole human kind, with the billions of people living as if they were eternal, is nothing else than a passing tear on the Creators cheek and nothing more. Even Time and Space will go away, and only our shadow na”
About This Quote
Source Book: Unknown, possibly a personal essay or philosophical treatise
The passage reflects on humanity’s fleeting existence, the uncertainty of absolute truth, and the desire for lasting impact through thoughts rather than physical form.
In simple terms: Life is brief, truth is uncertain, thoughts may outlast bodies.
Key Takeaway
Seek meaning beyond material existence.
Themes
mortality
existentialism
legacy
truth
transience
Mood
contemplative
melancholic
Type
philosophical
reflective
When to use this quote
- writing reflections
- personal journaling
- public speaking
- teaching
- artistic creation
Key Concepts
philosophy
metaphysics
epistemology
Questions to Reflect On
- What can we do to make our ideas endure?
- Does seeking truth require certainty?
A Different Perspective
Human memory is limited; thoughts may still fade.
