According to the reading, "As being is to becoming, so is truth to beauty."

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The statement "As being is to becoming, so is truth to beauty." is not a widely recognized philosophical or literary axiom. It seems to be a rephrasing or misinterpretation of concepts from different philosophical traditions, such as Plato's theory of Forms (where truth and beauty have different, albeit related, roles) or Keats' idea that "Beauty is truth, truth beauty," which suggests a more direct equivalence between the two rather than a comparative relationship as implied in the statement.

According to the Reading, "As Being Is to Becoming, So