EXPANSION OF IDEA
 Beauty Is Truth, Truth Beauty
The famous line 'Beauty is truth, truth beauty’, is taken from the Ode On A Grecian Urn by John Keats. It emphasizes the identity of beauty and truth. According to him real beauty lies in truth.Anything which is not true and is false cannot be called beautiful. All these represent truth are beautiful only when its are truly represented and manifested. What is not true or good can never really be beautiful though it may have superficial attraction. Truth and falsehood are qualities that belong to the work of our hands. They are expressed by our whole personalities, by our characters, by our conduct, by our general talk and conversation in the world. Great truths are often communicated by works of art: literature, sculpture, architecture, painting, films or other effective media understood by humans.
An artist who puts his heart and soul in his work and applies true tones of colour theme and dedication, is able to produce a beautiful piece. If his purpose is simply to flatter the onlooker and paint for the sake of getting outward appreciation, his face cannot be called a piece of lasting beauty. Truth is a beautiful operation, a dynamic thing which does its beneficent work in a personal and social context.
Thus, ‘Beauty is truth, truth beauty’. This is the basic truth which all humans should know.The truth of this poetic saying has in fact been always recognized in India through the concept of the unity of God, Truth and Beauty Satyam, Shivam, Sundaram.