In that you can write the absolute truth as you know it and people might think it is fiction (or they might see it exactly for what it is the truth) and as a writer you are under absolutely no obligation to tell people what is truth and what isn't.
For example, now that I'm 71 years of age I can say to you truly that I never write fiction and you can think or say, "Oh. He's old and out of it." or then again "Or is he?" Truth is in the eyes of the beholder. What if you were with Jesus as he multiplied the loaves or walked on water or turned water into wine? Would you have believed any of that or just thought he was a magician or someone tricking you.
There is much more to reality than most people realize and if you know that Jesus turned water into wine and multiplied the loaves and walked on water then are you senile? Or are you one of the people that realizes that life is much more than anyone usually thinks?
There is so much more to life than the average person actually deals with on a daily basis.
It's like the statement from Shakespeare: "There is more in heaven and earth than has ever been thought of in your philosophy, Horatio!" which is what Hamlet says to his friend Horatio in Hamlet.
And this is also true of most people on earth. They might not have a clue about just how deep life really is!
But, for me, there is no mystery about how amazing life really is because I have seen it with my own eyes because of the amazing gifts God has bestowed upon me to help both myself and all mankind both in the present and in the future. But, also in the past I am to help all beings as well.
Because you see we are all timeless in many ways as souls traveling the universe and time and space.
There is literally no limit to the things we can see or do and there never was.
By God's Grace
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