♾🤍 LOVE over FEAR ♾🤍

'Time will verify everything. Every word and every action. Time will sooner or later remove the mask from people's faces and the veil from your eyes. And it will show the truth... Without embellishments, being completely naked and imperfect. The way it should be. And you will understand that there is nothing wrong with trusting, but it is wrong to fail trust. And you will understand that believing is nothing wrong. It is evil to kill the faith in a person. And you will understand that you need to be more vigilant, attentive, because not everyone who talks about love really loves. And not everyone you consider a friend will give you sincere friendship. Often, people play only for their own profits, on their own terms. Often, when it is convenient for them, when you are no longer needed, they disappear because they have already received everything they could receive. Time will verify everything and settle everything, so be grateful to those who are always there, regardless of the weather, to wipe your tears, enjoy your sun, and admire the rainbow with you.' Angel for hire https://t.me/OnlyFaithOverFear

“Don’t Let Your Guard Down”

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🔴🎪Katharine Hepburn, in her own words. 'When I was a teenager, my father and I stood in line to buy tickets to the circus. Finally, there was only one family left between us and the ticket office.  It made a great impression on me. It was a couple with eight children, all probably under the age of 12. You could tell by the way they dressed that they didn't have much money, but their clothes were neat and clean. The kids stood politely, holding hands in pairs.  They babbled excitedly about clowns, animals, and all the shows they were going to see that night.  You could tell by their excitement that they had never been to a circus before.  This would be the highlight of their lives. Father and mother stood at the head of the flock, proud as they could be.  The mother held her husband's hand, looking at him as if to say, "You are my knight in shining armour."  He smiled and was happy when his family was happy. The woman selling tickets asked the man how many tickets he wanted to buy? ,he proudly replied, "I would like to buy tickets for eight children and two tickets for adults so that I can take my family to the circus."  The cashier gave the price. His wife let go of his hand and bowed her head. The man's lips began to tremble.  Then he leaned in a little and asked, "How much did you say?" The woman quoted the price again. The father of the group didn't have enough money.  How was he supposed to turn around and tell his eight children that he wouldn't take them to the circus today? Seeing what was happening, my dad reached into his pocket, pulled out a $20 bill, and threw it on the ground.  (We weren't rich in any sense of the word!) He then bent down, picked up the $20, patted the man on the shoulder and said, "I'm sorry, it fell out of your pocket." The man understood what was happening.  He didn't beg for alms, but he certainly appreciated the help in a desperate, painful, and embarrassing situation. He looked straight into my dad's eyes, took his hand in both of his, and squeezed the $20 bill tightly. A tear rolled down his cheek, and with a trembling voice, he replied, "Thank you, thank you, sir. It really means a lot to me and my family." Dad and I went back to the car and went home as this was the money we would use to buy our own tickets. And although we couldn't see the circus that night, we both felt a joy within us that was far greater than the sight it could ever provide. That day, I learned the value of giving. It is much more valuable than taking. If you want to be great, larger than life, learn to give.  Love has nothing to do with what you expect ,only with what you give, and that is everything. The importance of giving and blessing others can never be overemphasized because they always bring joy.  Learn to make others happy with acts of giving.' - Katharine Hepburn https://t.me/OnlyFaithOverFear