Personal Narrative - Finding Truth in Prayer

Personal stories - Find the truth of glory of prayer, God stares at my face. Man, my savior was standing beside the curtain. "Are you going to pray?" He asked. "Uh ... ...." Prayer is not my "thing", but "When I am in the Vatican City ..." I passed through a man and entered enlightenment. Exercise In the background behind the scenes, heavy relics of the room are waiting. People stood up and sat in the corners, they lowered their heads and raised their hands in the room. Satan himself can not excite the soul. I was in the dark corner and replaced my position from the furthest seat.

There must be a difference between the truth and "personal truth". The truth is static, not affected by emotions and expectations, can not be wondered, and "personal truth" is just a belief. The reader may find wisdom in articles that the author does not see - and that is not wrong. For everyone, its meaning is self explanatory. These are "personal truths", but in many cases they are confused with facts. The Gingrich mistake is to compare the facts with personal beliefs. If the truth is subjective, Gingrich is right. But the facts will not change for emotions and perceptions. No matter what kind of support is given, its true meaning will not change. No matter how strong people believe something, it may not yet be true

Believing the truth is a true personal and lonely effort of every local observer or actor. Everyone is very personal and unique, to find the truth and understanding related to art. This is because the consensus formed by media or major opinion usually matches "truth", but because people have the possibility of misunderstanding the truth in a consistent way. For example, let's say people of the world agree that Mona Lisa is the best art work of human history. However, as a local observer or actor who can only experience one 's own thoughts (in the end, there is a possibility that it is misleading whether the idea shared with others is a lie). Only our own personal opinion is truly important to ourselves.