Episode 7: Truth is Hard, but Worth It

In this episode of Reality Inverted, we explore a rarely acknowledged aspect of awakening and discernment: the personal cost of seeing clearly. Truth isn’t always comforting. It often asks us to let go—of stories, roles, communities, and identities we’ve clung to. And yet, while uncomfortable, this cost is often what opens the door to deeper peace, clarity, and integrity.

With support from historian Yuval Noah Harari’s insights on why truth is harder than fantasy, and a reflection on the post-truth world we now live in, this episode challenges you to examine your own relationship with truth—and what you may be unconsciously avoiding to stay comfortable.

“Yes, truth is expensive. But the cost of avoiding it is even higher.”

This is a gently confronting but ultimately encouraging invitation to live truth as a daily practice—not just a belief system. It’s a call to strengthen the intellect, question the dominant paradigms, and return again and again to what’s real.