Quote by Thomas Kempis

If the truth shall have made thee free, thou shalt not care for the vain words of men

If the truth shall have made thee free, thou shalt not care

Summary

This quote suggests that if one has found and embraced the truth, they will be liberated from the opinions and criticisms of others. It emphasizes that true freedom comes from aligning oneself with the truth and being unaffected by the empty words and judgments of others. It implies that when one is centered in the truth, their focus shifts from seeking validation from others to living authentically and independently, regardless of societal pressures or opinions.

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By Thomas Kempis

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