Quotes about sincerity and more

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Sincerity is one of the most important human qualities, the foundation of he althy relationships, an important personality trait. This is the first and main component of such psychological traits in the portrait of an individual as truthfulness and honesty. To be sincere with someone means, of course, to be in a special relationship of trust with this person, often it means to let a person into the intimate sphere of thoughts and reflections, explanations of motives and actions.

All these aspects of sincerity combine to make it extremely important in interpersonal communication. First of all, this applies to love, romantic relationships. How can you be with a person without trusting her or him, without entrusting yourself, without opening up mutually? But it is also true that sincerity is important in friendly communication. After all, a friend is someone you can trust, who you can rely on. It is always human nature to strive to find a foothold, and sincerity is the quality that successfully helps inthis.

In addition, in addition to the intimate space of the individual, sincerity plays an important role in the public life of a person. So, for example, a sincere (or able to create such an image) politician will have much higher ratings. Sincerity here is largely a guarantee of reputation, and the desire to sincerely solve the problems of people who have entrusted themselves to a particular candidate clearly shows the politician's trustworthiness and decency for a certain social group. And sincerity with business partners or in any common undertaking helps to build a more constructive dialogue, organize work more efficiently, and resolve emerging problems in a timely manner. Being sincere means moving towards the goal as efficiently as possible.

The only recipe for any business is to be sincere. When you are passionate, do something sincerely, then everything works out. _{Sergei Bodrov}

There is nothing simpler than sincerity. Here is a quote about the sincerity of Elena Kostyuchenko:

Sincerity is worth nothing.

Sincerity makes a man great

Sincerity has always been admired by people. People with this quality were followed. They instilled confidence. A vivid example is Maxim Gorky's Danko, who, with his open burning heart, was able to save the people who trusted him.

- You said, "Lead!" - and I led! Danko shouted, standing against them with his chest. “I have the courage to lead, that’s why I led you!” And you? What have you done to help yourself? You just walked and did not know how to save strength on the waylonger! You just walked, walked like a flock of sheep!…

And suddenly he tore his chest with his hands and tore out his heart from it and raised it high above his head. It burned as brightly as the sun, and brighter than the sun, and the whole forest fell silent, illuminated by this torch of great love for people, and the darkness scattered from its light and there, deep in the forest, trembling, fell into the rotten mouth of the swamp. The people, amazed, became like stones.

- Let's go! Danko shouted and rushed forward to his place, holding his burning heart high and illuminating the way for people.

There are real examples of this statement. If we think back to the last century and the leaders famous for the fight for human rights, including Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi, the word "sincerity" will be associated with them. Here is a quote about Gandhi's sincerity:

There was something about this small, physically weak man, something as hard as steel, as indestructible as a rock, something that no physical force, no matter how great, could resist… He had -something with royal grandeur, inspiring involuntary reverence to those around him … He always spoke simply and to the point, without superfluous words. The listeners were affected by the absolute sincerity of this man, his very personality; it seemed that inexhaustible sources of inner strength were hidden in it … Having found inner peace, he radiated it to those around him and walked along the winding paths of life fearlessly, with a firm step.

Impregnated with sincerity and the most famous, shuddering speech of a rights activistblacks, son of a priest, Martin Luther King:

Although we face challenges today and will face them tomorrow, I still have a dream. This dream is deeply rooted in the American dream.

I dream that one day this nation will stand up and live up to the true meaning of its principle: "We take it for granted that all men are created equal."

I dream that one day in the red hills of Georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners can sit together at a fraternal table.

I dream that the day will come when even the state of Mississippi, sweltering from the heat of injustice and oppression, will turn into an oasis of freedom and justice.

I dream that the day will come when my four children will live in a country where they will be judged not by the color of their skin, but according to their personality.

I'm dreaming today!

I dream today that one day in Alabama, with its vicious racists and a governor who speaks of interference and annulment, one day, in Alabama, little black boys and girls will take on like sisters and brothers holding hands with little white boys and girls.

Sincerity as a moral ideal

Sincerity is one of the aspects that make up the concept of kindness. We are kind from a pure heart, from an outgoing desire to help from within, from an outgoing desire to do better from within, and this impulse from within is sincerity, sincere, nota desire motivated by personal gain to give a resource to a neighbor or even a complete stranger. We empathize. We are getting into the situation. We expose ourselves to ourselves by analyzing, seeing ourselves in a similar situation, or by compassion without self-reference and making a decision. The moral choice of kindness always comes from within, always occurs intuitively, and it is sincerity towards oneself and others that determines the good deeds of a person. Sincerity and kindness go hand in hand. Quotes about sincerity from the books of foreign writers show that it is she and only she who allows you to believe in the best, gives people the purity that many leave in distant childhood.

Don't worry, sincerity always wins._{La cité des enfants perdus}

_{To come to the highest truth, you need to continuously strive with all your heart sincerity. Morihai Ueshiba}

Sincerity and love

Sincerity is closely and inextricably linked with the most beautiful of feelings - love. There is an opinion that it is impossible to unambiguously say what is primary here. Is it really impossible? It seems reasonable to us to say that love cannot live without sincerity, because love is closely tied, among other essential factors, to trust in each other, which is based on sincerity, that is, knowledge of someone else's soul and the desire and ability to open the soul, let in into a hidden, intrapersonal "I". It is safe with a loved one, it is believed that here it is, the house, it is safe. You speak the same language with your loved one, and onlysincerity, that is, allowing another or another to read you, look into your inner world.

Here are quotes about sincerity in the context of love:

We are only natural with those we love._{Andrei Morua}

All love is sincere, the expression "insincere love" is as contradictory as the words "insincere faith". _{D. G. Casanova}

Sincerity: book quotes

Among the variety of attitudes of writers, or rather, their heroes, to sincerity, there are several approaches: sincerity as a thing that can kill, and as a thing that can save. Both prove her incomparable strength.

There are moments when sudden sincerity is tantamount to an unforgivable loss of control._{Albert Camus}

It's just trouble with them, with frank, open people. They think everyone else is the same._{Khaled Hosseini}

… sincerity cannot be ridiculous and always deserves respect._{Charlotte Brontë}

Sincerity: innate or acquired?

Can a person be taught sincerity? What about lies? Many great people of the past and present thought about this, without finding a clear answer. Jean-Jacques Rousseau believed that a person is by nature kind and sincere, but the influence of society can cloud his mind. Aurelius Augustine believed that a person is born sinful, which means that sincerity is out of the question. Later figures of culture and science agreed that sincerity is characteristic primarily of children. Children'skindness and sincerity in the quotes of these people side by side. They kept their hearts and souls open, they talked about their understanding of sincerity.

Here are some quotes about sincerity and age:

She was twice my age, that is, twice sincere. _{Fredrik Begbeder}

Truth speaks through the mouth of a baby (Russian folk saying).