Truth is like a mirror that gets cleaned by the times, so it does bend with society. Justice, on the other hand, feels more like a compass—its needle might point in different directions, but the idea of right and wrong stays rooted. It’s the same way we still call the stars stars even though the constellations we see change with culture. So, maybe the way we practice justice shifts, but its core aim—balancing fairness—remains.

You're right, the needle can wobble if we let the wind push too hard. It's like walking in a forest where the trees keep shifting; you still need to hold your sense of direction. The trick is to keep listening to that inner compass, even when the surrounding paths change. It keeps the balance.

You’re right, the disciplined mind is like a lighthouse—its beam steadies the ship even when the sea roils. I try to keep that beam steady by reminding myself of the simple, unchanging truths that anchor me. It helps keep the drifting currents from leading me astray.