Quote by Mahatma Gandhi

Truth never damages a cause that is just.

Truth never damages a cause that is just.

Summary

This quote suggests that truth and justice are intrinsically aligned, and truth can only strengthen a just cause rather than weaken it. It implies that the pursuit of truth and honesty should not be feared, even when it brings potential challenges or difficulties. In the context of advocating for a just cause, being transparent and embracing the truth can ultimately reinforce the legitimacy and integrity of the cause, fostering credibility and support. This quote emphasizes the principle that standing up for what is right will endure the test of truth.

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