“The truth brings with it a great measure of absolution, always.”

Necessarily, commonly, the Truth brings with it a great measure of condemnation.

If that were not true, the evasion of it would not be the innovatively studious pursuit of multitudes of persons.

Generally, absolution is begotten by repentance, which is born of remorse, which is conceived in those who, under the aegis of the tutelage of Truth, have been compelled to acknowledge their culpability, a conviction that proceeds from the realization of the presence of looming condemnation.

The "great measure of absolution" depends on the degree of falsehood one clings to, the truth being that which dispels and releases the hold.  But there is no absolution from the truth or the consequences of letting go of lies.  A great measure of responsibility comes with bringing forth the truth.

'Satyameva Jayate" ... the Hindu Indian dictum means 'It is only the TRUTH that can take us Further'.  Falsehood is not any substantial idea in itself .. It is only a 'coverup' or obstruction to the truth.... and once falsehood is exposed and brushed aside Truth becomes explicit and serves as a 'basis' for taking the idea or action 'FURTHER".