All Quotes By Tag: Truth

“The teachings of the gospel is about Truth of God.”

“It is because I reject lies and running away that I am accused of pessimism; but this rejection implies hope — the hope that truth may be of use. And this is a more optimistic attitude than the choice of indifference, ignorance or sham.”

“One thing you can give and still keep is your word.”

“A thought raced through my mind: Would my descendants know what was spoken on this very piazzetta today? Would anyone? Or would it dissolve into thin air, as I found part of me wishing it would? Would they know how close to the brink their fate stood on this day on this piazzetta? The thought amused me and gave me the necessary distance to face the remainder of this day.”

“People will say anything to get you to hurt the honest one. Listen to your heart, you will hear something real.”

“We prove ourselves by the way we live, and the way we live resonates among all we know and do.”

“Innocence bears no weight to the cruel at heart, for their goals seek nothing more than selfishness and greed”

“Hear me beautiful woman, The Voice from within. Greater is he that is within you than he that is within the world. You cannot begin to understand when one looks at you with eyes of the world and only sees what is optically visible. It takes time for one to know you and what’s inside. Only One knows you from within, from the beginning. The world may hurt you because of its outward mindset but know that your beauty is deep. Know that you are loved by the one who sees the real you. Know that you are understood by the one who knows your mind and your heart. Know that you are a virtuous because of your resilience through love, and not defeated. Oh beautiful woman stand strong and confident in the one who reaffirms Who You Are and not how Broken You Are. Your power is strengthened with every Act of forgiveness that you practice. Your beauty is increased with every act of kindness that you show to that ugly head a worldly perception with hopes that it will recognize “you”. Stop quirreling with the enemy in your mind that turns your hampster wheel. It drains your by showing you pictures passed instead of vision unrevealed. You are who HE says you are despite anyone who doesn’t marvel in adoration. Don’t see youself as the world reflects you; the world’s mirror is tainted. Optical illusions can be fatal. Wake up! The eyes tell the mind what to see but only the heart can discern what lies beneath the scars, beyond the perseverance, inside of forgiveness, over the hills and valleys, signs on the journey, and hope for the spirit. Emotions are vissitudal. You are being etched in inexorable truth. Stand as your are, not as you’re seen. Sincerely, Vitrue”

“The arch of history may be long, but it bends away from reality.”

“The arch of history may be long, but it never bends away from reality.”

“शासनाच्या हाती राक्षसी सत्ता असते. तीच गोष्ट शिकल्या-सुधारल्या मंडळींची. आपल्या वाढत्या सुखसोयी, चोचले पुरविण्यासाठी ते प्रसंगी निसर्गावर, त्यात राहणारा कडेकपारीतील अडाणी जनतेच्या अन्नावर उठतात. आपल्या लुटीला लूट न म्हणता ‘विकास’, ‘प्रगती’ अशी गोंडस नावे देतात. गुन्हेगारीला तत्वज्ञानाचा आधार देतात. सारे एक होतात.”

“Breathe and wait ten seconds before you put up that post. Is that content good for today, tomorrow, next week, next month and next year? If not, alter it, to create a professional endurance to your content”

“There is no better way to find out the true heart, honor, and professionalism of a person, than seeing how they handle themselves and others when facing a crisis, disaster or intense level of pressure.”

“The most powerful affirmation doesn’t come from the conscious mind but from your Soul, an affirmation in which you are not trying to convince yourself of something you don’t believe, but rather you are becoming aware of the truth and the reality of what you truly are.”

“Now there are four chief obstacles in grasping truth, which hinder every man, however learned, and scarcely allow anyone to win a clear title to learning, namely, submission to faulty and unworthy authority, influence of custom, popular prejudice, and concealment of our own ignorance accompanied by an ostentatious display of our knowledge.”