“But all things heal with time - even trust and broken hearts. I forgive you.”
Source: The Sting of Victory
“Oriana loved how Olive trusted her. Most grown-ups don't know how to trust children.”
Source: Harry's Trees
“I loved God of course, in the early days, and God loved me. That was something. And I loved animals and nature. And poetry. People were the problem. How do you love another person? How do you trust another person to love you?
I had no idea.”
Source: Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?
“I still remember the first day I met her. She was drunk with love and drenched in pain. The moment I hugged her I said myself, I shall heal her completely someday. But in the process of searching her, it was she who found me. And it was she who healed me.”
Source: The Abandoned Paradise: Unraveling the beauty of untouched thoughts and dreams
“If we were never led up steep treacherous hills, through deep waters and barren deserts, how would we ever learn to depend on His all-sufficient grace?”
Source: The Heart That Heals: Healing Our Brokenness Through the Promises of God
“Strengthen your borders, your frontier patrols;
It is good to work for the future.
One respects the life of the foresighted,
While he who trusts fails.
Make people come [to you] through your good nature,
A wretch is who desires the land [of his neighbor],
A fool is who covets what others possess.
Life on earth passes, it is not long,
Happy is he who is remembered,”
Source: Ancient Egyptian Literature, Volume I: The Old and Middle Kingdoms
“On the day of judging the miserable,
In the hour of doing their task.
It is painful when the accuser has knowledge,
Do not trust in length of years,
They view a lifetime in an hour!”
Source: Ancient Egyptian Literature, Volume I: The Old and Middle Kingdoms
“Beware of subjects who are nobodies,
Of whose plotting one is not aware.
Trust not a brother, know not a friend.
Make no intimates, it is worthless.
When you lie down, guard your heart yourself.”
Source: Ancient Egyptian Literature, Volume I: The Old and Middle Kingdoms
“Trust not the morrow before it has come; none knows the trouble in it.”
Source: Ancient Egyptian Literature, Volume I: The Old and Middle Kingdoms
“Earning trust outperforms earning envy.”