We are imprisoned by the truth we dare not see. We are imprisoned by the questions we dare not ask.
In the book "Visions" by Kelley Armstrong, the narrative suggests that individuals often confine themselves by ignoring uncomfortable truths and avoiding critical questions. This self-imposed imprisonment can prevent personal growth and understanding, as recognizing and confronting these truths is essential for liberation from limiting beliefs.
The quote reflects the idea that fear of reality and a hesitance to seek answers can lead to a life restricted by ignorance. By daring to face the truth and ask the difficult questions, one can break free from these constraints and achieve a deeper sense of clarity and freedom.
