Quote by William Butler Yeats

Man can embody truth but he cannot know it.

Man can embody truth but he cannot know it.

Summary

This quote suggests that while humans have the capacity to represent and reflect truth through their actions and behaviors, they are limited in their ability to fully comprehend or possess complete knowledge of truth. It implies that truth is something that surpasses human understanding and remains elusive, beyond the grasp of the human mind. Despite this limitation, individuals can still strive to embody truth and live their lives in accordance with its principles and principles.

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By William Butler Yeats

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