Quote by Bedouin Proverb

Truth may walk through the world unarmed

Truth may walk through the world unarmed

Summary

This quote suggests that truth does not require weapons or force to assert itself or be recognized. It implies that truth is inherently powerful and does not need external tools or aggression to make its presence felt. Instead, truth can navigate through the complexities of the world with simplicity and honesty, relying on its inherent strength to gradually penetrate and shape perceptions.

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By Bedouin Proverb

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