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The Lies about Truth, by Karl Renz, delves into the spiritual dimension of the themes like truth and beauty. Summary of the Book Drawing from the idea of Tao that truth is seldom beautiful and beauty is seldom true, Karl Renz explains how truth has always been dwindled and exaggerated. He asserts, with an unaffected ease and sincerity, that it is up to the seeker himself, to find the meaning of truth through his own journey. Although the author’s messages seem to be outspoken by nature, they leave you thinking about the mundane definitions that you might have carried all along. About Karl Renz Karl Renz is a spiritual teacher and writer. Although he lives in Berlin, he travels much of the year teaching around the world. Some of the other titles compiled by Renz are Echoes of Silence, A Little Bit of Nothingness, Worry and be Happy – The Audacity of Hopelessness, The Song of Irrelevance – Meditation of What You Are, and Heaven and Hell.