The Economic Times

Quote of the day by Franz Kafka: The truth is always an abyss. One must, as in a swimming pool, dare to The Metamorphosis author on the difficult journey from everyday reality to deeper truth

Franz Kafka viewed truth as a deep abyss requiring a courageous dive. He believed ordinary life served as a hesitant springboard for this descent. Confronting deeper realities transforms one's perception of familiar things. Kafka, born in 1883, became influential through works he did not intend to publish. His life ended in 1924, but his writings continue to resonate.