A "truth"?
At (and after... ) awakening, we will (all) see. Don't delay ...to set in place ...the enabling influences... .
Meanwhile, it's hopelessly theoretical to harp on this,without the background of sufficient and correct practice.
But, I'd say, "No", there is not "a truth". CERTAINLY not.
There is, however, a way of
being:
A way of being in which true-Wisdom and true-Compassion arise simultaneously and spontaneously in seamless response to events and beings,
just as they happen, or present themselves, ...while there is Emptiness, no movement of mind, and no self. This awakened condition takes considerable good fortune after and during and during and after correct practice with teacher and sangha. It lasts, but usually evaporates after an interval, but can be re-entered, given good luck and good effort.
As I see it and experience it,
--Joe
Ignorance is to be ignorant of one's original mind. - Ma Tsu
Liberation is awakening to one's original nature. - Ma Tsu
A guest never knows how much to laugh at a family joke. -Henny Youngman
Bodhi-Mind is working for the good of others. -Hakuin