Yes, it can be possible, depending on what you want to disclose and to whom.

In Jain terms, this is similar to making a truthful disclosure (satya) while still maintaining proper discretion (vivek) and non-harm (ahinsa) – you speak the truth, but only to the right person, at the right place, in the right way.

There are usually two options:

1. Private / confidential disclosure

- You share the information only with a specific person or authority (e.g., a counselor, lawyer, spiritual guide, or responsible family member). - It is kept confidential and not made public. - Many systems (legal, medical, professional) allow information to be recorded but not made publicly visible.

1. Anonymous disclosure

- Your information is shared, but your identity is hidden from the public. - Sometimes used in feedback, complaints, or sensitive matters where you fear social impact.

To guide you better, I’d need to know (in simple terms, without details of the secret):

• Is this about legal, medical, family, spiritual, or online/website disclosure?
• Do you want only one trusted person to know, or an institution, but not the general public?

If you tell me the type (e.g., “It’s about a family matter” or “about something on a website profile”), I can suggest a Jain-friendly, practical way to disclose it truthfully but keep it non-public.