Quotes About Truth

Truth is the front door to the life we've always wanted to build. It

This kind of woman also wants this freedom for everyone else; I cannot overstate this important correlation and how necessary it is right now. She craves a genuine world, a more honest and sincere community, relationships based in truth telling, to be refreshing to a parched world. She is not afraid of herself, so she is unafraid of others. She is fierce. She is free. She is full of fire.

occurs, it means we can see through your pants. It's too

Theology very naturally follows belief, but belief very rarely follows judgment.

The only relief is being genuine at all times with all people, and if you think that is also hard, you are correct, ma'am. But at least it is honest. At least it is whole and true. At least you don't have to adjust the station according to the passengers.

It's not how good we are that counts, but how truthful we are about how good we're not.

Face your issues with courage, sister, because truth and love win, and you have both those cards to play.

And yes, at the beginning it may feel like you're lying to yourself, but the truth is, you're living the lie, so the affirmations get you back to truth.

All that matters is what's true for you, and if you can stay connected to that without straying, you will be a mighty superhero.

It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not. —André Gide; French author, Nobel Prize winner, fearless self-explorer

Byron Katie says, "We don't attach to people or things, we attach to uninvestigated concepts that we believe to be true in the moment.

Our "realities" are determined by how we habitually perceive ourselves and our worlds.

And yes, at the beginning it may feel like you're lying to yourself, but the truth is, you're living the lie, so the affirmations get you back to the truth.

can stay stuck for years, or even lifetimes, in situations that cause us pain because we'd rather defend these nontruths than upset or disappoint anybody, our own inner critics included. We'd rather do what's expected of us than give ourselves permission to be, do, and have what feels good and right and awesome.

Why am I freaking out over something that I have no proof is even true?

everyone is living in their own self-created illusion, and that you have no idea what they're acting out or where they're coming from, so just because you think something is totally not okay, in their illusion, it could be fine and your way could be totally not okay.

realize I'm making it sound like we're all crazy, but that's because we kind of are.     Most people are living in an illusion based on someone else's beliefs. Until

This is incredibly powerful, because when you love yourself enough to stand in your truth no matter what the cost, everyone benefits. You start attracting the kinds of things, people, and opportunities, that are in alignment with who you truly are, which is way more fun than hanging out with a bunch of irritating energy suckers.

Most people are living in an illusion based on someone else's beliefs.

If loving Spirit is wrong, I don't wanna be right.

Sometimes it's easier for other people to see what we can't see ourselves, so if they can help us connect with our truths and live happier, more authentic lives, then it's worth taking the time to listen.

Most people are living in an illusion based on someone else's beliefs. Until

Gratitude connects you to the truth that you not only have the power to manifest that which you seek, but you are the power.

everyone is living in their own self-created illusion