The Danger of Deception.

To believe a lie and reject the truth is one of the greatest follies a person can commit. Lies are like weeds—they spread quickly, suffocate reason, and take root in the mind, distorting perception. The truth, however, stands firm, unchanging, and unyielding, no matter how fiercely it is denied.
When you embrace deception, you build your life on a foundation of sand. Every decision, every judgment, every action you take becomes tainted by falsehood. You push away those who seek to help you and align yourself with those who exploit you. Your vision becomes clouded, and what is right seems wrong, while what is wrong appears justifiable.
But truth is patient. It waits. It does not need validation from the deceived, for it will reveal itself in time—often when the damage is already done. By then, relationships may be broken, reputations ruined, and opportunities lost. The consequences of believing lies are not just personal; they ripple outward, affecting families, communities, and even entire nations.
Do not let pride, fear, or manipulation blind you to reality. Seek the truth, even when it is uncomfortable. Accept it, even when it challenges what you wish to believe. For in truth, there is clarity, strength, and ultimately, freedom.