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“Truth is oftentimes cast aside, dismissed, because it does not coincide with what someone is planning, how they are desiring to accomplish something, because it does not fit into the anticipated results they desire.
Truth has a clarity in it, and in reality forces a decision when and if the subject or situation deviates in the slightest way from what is truth, or what is a fabrication of truth, or what is a downright rejection of truth.
Truth has stability in it, honor, loyalty, strength, hope. Sometimes truth hurts. Sometimes it stings. Basically it develops within a human being a physical, emotional, mental, spiritual strength that a fabrication of it could never do, that untruth could never accomplish.”
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