We live in a world of uncertainty, where we face many dangers and challenges. We have different fears, depending on our experiences, beliefs, and values. Some of us fear death, some of us fear pain, some of us fear loneliness, some of us fear failure, and some of us fear the unknown.
But there is one thing that we all fear, whether we admit it or not: the box of truth. The box of truth is a metaphor for the reality that we often avoid or deny, the truth that we do not want to face or accept. The box of truth can be anything that challenges our worldview, our identity, our morality, or our happiness. It can be a fact, a revelation, a criticism, a consequence, or a choice.
We are afraid of the box of truth because it can hurt us, change us, or expose us. It can make us feel guilty, ashamed, angry, or sad. It can make us question ourselves, our actions, or our values. It can make us lose something or someone that we love or need. It can make us face our own limitations or flaws.
We often deny the box of truth and walk away from it. We pretend that it does not exist, or that it does not matter. We rationalize, justify, or ignore it. We distract ourselves with other things, or we seek comfort in illusions. We run away from the box of truth, hoping that it will never catch up with us.
But the box of truth is persistent and inevitable. It follows us wherever we go, and it waits for us at every corner. It can appear at any moment, in any form, and in any situation. It can be triggered by a word, a gesture, a memory, or a coincidence. It can be revealed by a friend, a stranger, a book, or a mirror. We cannot escape the box of truth, no matter how fast or far we run.
The only way to deal with the box of truth is to face it and accept it. We have to open the box and see what is inside. We have to confront the reality that we fear, and acknowledge the truth that we deny. We have to accept the consequences, the changes, and the losses that may come with it. We have to learn from it, grow from it, and move on from it.
Facing and accepting the box of truth is not easy, but it is necessary. It is the only way to overcome our fear, and to find peace and freedom. It is the only way to discover ourselves, and to live authentically. It is the only way to embrace the world, and to appreciate its beauty and diversity.
We are all afraid of the box of truth, but we are also all capable of opening it. We just have to be brave, honest, and wise. We just have to be ready, willing, and able.
Bhyllabus l'énigme 
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