The Ultimate Truth concerns the way all things arise in the mind. This means causality, which must prevail also regarding our perceptions, thoughts, beliefs, decisions, and actions. There is nothing mystical about that. On the contrary — by rejecting causality regarding ourselves we become unrealistic.

This simple paradigm shift allows us to complete the explanation (of ourselves and our reality), and without it, the road is blocked, and all our efforts are in vain or insincere. However, causality regarding the mind must mean inherent mental biases concerning all experiences. By adhering to consistency (instead of "objectivity") we can reveal and detail these biases, despite our misguiding intuition.

The most significant biases concern attributions, which constantly arise in all minds. This uniformity (of principles) creates a huge authority that blocks true verification — the reason the mind remained unexplained. The true solution is enabled by utilizing engineering guidelines, which are designed to overcome misconceptions and lead to optimal solutions.

To understand the Ultimate Truth is to overcome the biases of attribution and grasp causality directly. This major paradigm shift is the topic of the third part of the book. It is called emancipation, end of suffering, enlightenment, wisdom, or insight (the Buddha way) — which may seem weird from our biased perspective. Yet, within the context of a comprehensive explanation of the mind, you will see exactly what they mean, why they are correct, and where we got it wrong.

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