Everything is true in its own context

Did you know...
...that everything is true in its own context? For example, in the context of the ground you are standing on not moving, the sun rising in the east and setting in the west is not only true but is an observable fact too. The so-called truth is a function of context, or how you look at it, where you are standing. Change the context in which you are holding a thing, and the thing apparently changes. I said ‘apparently,’ for everything is the way it actually is; change of context causes change of how you experience a thing only. Notice, however, that every time you have a problem you cannot solve, you are holding the situation in a context in which the solution is not possible. Stuck in a particular context, it seems to you that limitations, or barriers, are built into the situation. They are not. Limitations are actually a function of context, built into the way you think about things.