In a debate, people argued about knowledge, truth, correctness. Everyone wanted to prove they knew.

He simply said: “I know that I do not know.”

Not humility. Not philosophy. Not strategy.

Just a truth seen clearly.

When he accepted not knowing, he became transparent. No defense. No proving. No attachment to the image of “the knower.”

In that transparency, seeing became clearer. The mind lighter. Dialogue more real.

And the way in opened — from a small release: letting go of the need to know.

Not through knowledge. But through truth.