How can one determine what is really true and what is false? What, exactly constitutes  truth and falsehood? Perhaps the true is something soft and gentle, and the false is something hard and rigid? Or perhaps the truth is defined by whether something feels heavy or light?

I do not know what truth and falsehood are. These are completely relative things. You can simply give them some names, for example call one “A” and the other “B.” But I call truth and falsehood two distinct directions. The direction toward the upper force, toward bestowal, I call truth, and that natural, innate direction that existed within me, aimed inward toward my own desire, I call falsehood.

It is very simple. We just give two names to these two notions. You can refrain from calling them truth and falsehood and simply give them numbers: “one” and “two.”
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 4/27/26, Rabash, “Peace After a Dispute Is More Important than Having No Disputes at All”

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