People talk about Satya-anveshana (the search for truth). What is this search? Truth is everywhere. Consider this example. Your eyes see the mother, the child, the wife, the cook, and the daughter-in-law. The eyes are the same, but they see different persons with different emotions. The search for truth means seeing everything in its own true, specific nature. All the persons may be feminine, and the eyes that see them are one and the same. But to find out the truth one has to determine how he should view each person in relation to that person’s state. Consider, again, the role of the tongue. The same tongue may indulge in falsehood or stand for truth. The same tongue may revile at others or praise them. The tongue’s role in the quest for truth is to determine when a lie may be uttered, or the truth should be spoken, when blame or praise is justified. Truth resides in you. It is the appropriate application to specific objects which determines what is true. Hence, if you want to discover the Divine who is omnipresent, there must be a change in outlook within you. When you realise your own inherent divinity, you will be able to recognise the divinity in others.