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Originally Posted by Iamit
Since by necessity we are communicating with words, that doesn't help very much.
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Who needs help?
And if someone needs help then for what purpose?
Words may - under favorable conditions - undermine innate truth habits and thus remove obstructions limiting one's outlook.
If one says that it is helpful to realize that there aren't any truths then one has to say in what way it is helpful, what purpose it serves. But then one would easily accept an alleged goal or an alleged attainment and project truth onto it, a truth of 'it is better than ...' and thus again being trapped, trapped in acceptance and rejection.
So I would prefer to say that when one realizes that there aren't any truths, that neither oneself nor other phenomena do exist inherently, one realizes that there isn't any lack and there never has been any lack and never will be any lack.
Everything is perfect from the outset.