Is the truth universal, sacrosanct, and a real part of reality, or not?

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The nature of reality and its relation to truth I was just reading an email I received where the writer stated that there is a big difference between what he refers to as, "the reality of life, and our own reality." He drew a line between the two states of reality, but with who's pen he drew it with is not too clear. It seems like that it was with his own pen, and not with God's pen, though. Bill Ferguson, the writer of this article, then went on to say the following: "When we look at life, we think we are observing the truth of the universe, but we are not. We are observing our own truth." "In the reality of life, things just are. What happened is what happened. What's so is what's so. Period. Then there is our reality. Our reality consists of thoughts, feelings, emotion, and points of view. There is the truth and there are our feelings about it." "The truth and our feelings have nothing to do with each other. They are never, never connected in reality. They are only connected in our mind. In reality, our circumstances are the way that they are and our feelings about it are totally irrelevant." "To see an example of this, find a time when you were upset. Didn’t something happen? Yes. Something happened. That’s the truth. It happened. Now notice how totally irrelevant your feelings were. No matter how upset you were, it still happened. Your feelings may affect your future actions, but they don’t change the truth. What happened still happened." "The underlying condition" "If you are at peace with the truth of the way something is, you will have peace of mind. You may not like what you see, but you will see your situation clearly and can see what needs to be done. Look at the areas of your life that work great and notice that these are areas where you can flow with whatever happens." "Now look at the areas of your life that don’t work. These are areas where you can’t flow. Instead of focusing on what on what needs to be done based on the truth, all the focus is on fighting the truth. This destroys your ability to find solutions and forces you to magnify the problem." Read his full article here: (see link below). And yet he's missing an important part here too, I think. Our own reality, or truth, is still part of this total truth, including the truth of Life's reality too. Our thoughts, feelings, emotions, and points of view, as he puts it, are all still a part of the overall truth, otherwise, we are separated from it, and this is never ever really so, or is it. I don't think so. Truth is truth. Love is love. God is God. We are we. There is nothing more, and nothing less. All is truth. All is love. All is God. We are a part of all of this. There is no separation ever really ever possible. There is no right or wrong here, all is truth, but we only see shades of truth, when we shade it with parts of our own self, being kept separate from the whole truth. We cannot ever keep ourselves really separate, because the truth is always there, and we always remain a part of it, but we can see it in our own way, when we hold onto this way, and so separate our view from God's view, so to speak. We then become separate icons, existing on our own created island, in his ocean, but we must allow this ice block of an island to remelt itself, with his love coming into us again, so once more again, we are again an active part of his ocean, moving and going with it, wherever it takes us, and experiencing it all in God's way warmly, not frozen off from it, in our own perceived isolation, which is really only ever just an illusionary creation, of our own mind. This area is quite complex, and it's hard to know the truth about it all anyway. What do you think about these issues?