To Know or Not to Know

avijñātaṃ vijānatāṃ vijñātamavijānatām  Kena Upanisad 2. 3

Those who think they know It, do not know; they know It who think they do not know.

Caveat on many of the 'expounders' and 'teachers' of the many scriptures and texts on all the many platforms:

As Swami Ananda Giri said, "jo janta vo bolta nehi, jo bolta vo janta nehi."

To paraphrase, 'Those who know, do not speak; those who speak, do not know.'

iter diligenter

satyameva jayate

satyameva jayate nAnRtM satyena panthA bitato devayanaH.
yenAkramamRySyo hyAptakAmo yatra tat satyasya paramaM nidhanam

only truth triumphs, not untruth; by truth is paved the divine path,
traveling on which the self realized sages, attained supreme truth


mundaka upanishad 3.1.6