You're A Liar said the to Liar: short fable about lies we see in others and truth avoid ourselves

Two people stood before the mirror that never lied.Each accused the other.Each said, "You are lying."The mirror looked at the first one and said, "You are right."Then it looked at the second one and said, "You are right."The village was shocked.How could both be right?How could both be telling the truth?And how could both still be lying?You're a Liar, said the Liar to the Liar is a short, powerful fable about the hidden trap behind almost every argument, broken relationship, family wound, religious conflict, and war: I am right. You are wrong.But what if being right is not the same as telling the whole truth?What if you can see the other person's lie, but not your own?What if freedom begins only when you finally see the part of the truth you have been hiding from yourself?Simple, direct, and deeply revealing, this book is a mirror for anyone willing to ask the question that changes everything: Am I telling the whole truth?Read it slowly.It may look simple.It is not.