Relative truth

The world we see with our eyes is a relative manifestation of the absolute reality. The relative reality is always relative and thus always untrue. Nothing is what it seems to be - really.
But this relativity does not mean we can take the issue of true or false lightly. On the contrary. Because the observable world is more or less untrue constantly, it is particularly important to seek out as much truth as possible.
We should understand as much of truth as possible, and we should express as much of truth as possible in our communication.
Sometimes it is claimed that lie is necessary for showing truth. Well, there is sometimes an exception that confirms the rule. The rule is not to lie.
In the relative reality, everything gets its value as a relation. Big or small, that depends on what we relate it to.
The most important aspect we can relate to is our own mind. Our own mind is our only connection with the absolute level.
And in our mind we also have the intentions and knowledge that decide what is more true and what is less true.
And our mind is the target of everything we think, say and do. If we lie, our mind is undermined.