Faith in others

The belief that somebody is good, sincere, honest and will not harm

A bird sitting on the branch is not afraid of the branch shaking or breaking because the bird trusts not the branch but its wings.

Best relations don’t need any promises, terms or conditions. They just need two wonderful people “one who can trust and one who can understand” .

He who lies once is never believed again.                                   – Polish Proverb

Honesty in-behaviour is foundation of trust. And trust is foundation of strong relationship.

If you trust some one trust till the end. In the end either you will have a very good friend or a very good lesson.

Life is at its weakest when there are more doubts than trust but life is at its strongest when you learn to trust in spite of the doubts.

Love many; trust few and always paddle your own boat.          -Abraham Lincoln

Never break for things in life. Trust, relation, promise & heart. When they break they do not make any noise but pains a lot.                              – Charles Dickens

Nothing is greater than TRUST.

Person who trust self, secure trust of others.                           – Hemant C. Lodha

Sorry works for mistakes not for trust broken.

The chief lesson I have learned in a long life is that the only way to make a man trustworthy is to trust him; and the surest way to make him untrustworthy is to distrust him and show your mistrust.                                         – Henry L Stimson

Those who cannot believe in themselves cannot believe in anything else.

Trust in many ways is a much greater compliment than love. Often, there are people in our lives whom we love but cannot trust.

TRUST is the easiest thing in the world to lose and the hardest thing to get back.

 

Trust on your own wings rather than the strength of the branch on which you are sitting.

Trust people till they let you down. And you will be quite surprised that they don’t let you down.

\Trust your hope not your fear.

Trusting a person is giving someone the ability to destroy you completely           But with the confidence that he won’t.

Trusting yourself will not make mountain small but it will make climbing easier.

We may not always trust the person we love but we can always love the person we trust.

Whenever you lie or cheat the person who loves you, Don’t think they are fools to believe you. They hide their feelings because they don’t like to disappoint you.

 

The Story of Huh Saeng

In a lowly thatched cottage in the Namsan Valley there lived a poor couple, Mr. and Mrs. Huh Saeng. The husband confined himself for seven years and only read books in his cold room.

One day his wife, all in tears, said to him: “Look here, my good man! What is the use of all your book reading? I have spent my youth in washing and sewing for other people and yet I have no spare jacket or skirt to wear and I have had no food to eat during the past three days. I am hungry and cold. I can stand it no more!”

Hearing these words, the middle-aged scholar closed his book… rose to his feet and.. Without saying another word, he went out of the door… Arriving in the heart of the city, he stopped a passing gentleman. “Hello, my friend! Who is the richest man in town?” “Poor countryman! Don’t you know Byonssi, the millionaire? His glittering tileroofed house pierced by twelve gates isjustoverthere. “Huh Saengbent his steps to the rich man’s house.

 

Having entered the big gate, he flung the guest-room door open and addressed the host: “I need 10,000 yang as capital for my commercial business and I want you to lend me the money. ” “Alright, sir. Where shall I send the money?” “To the Ansong Market in care of a commission merchant.” “Very well, sir. I will draw on Kim, who does the biggest commission business in the Ansong Market. You’ll get the money there. “Good-bye, sir.”

When Huh Saeng was gone, all the other guests in the room asked Byonssi why he gave so much money to a beggar like stranger whose family name was unknown to him. But the rich man replied with a triumphant face: “Even though he was in ragged clothes, he spoke clearly to the point without betraying shame or inferiority, unlike common people who want to borrow money for a bad debt. Such a man as he is either mad or self-confident, in doing business. But judging from his dauntless eyes and booming voice he is a man, an uncommon man with a superhuman brain, worthy of my trust. I know money and I know men. Money often makes a man small, but a man like him makes big money. I am only glad to have helped a big man do big business.”

 

Behind The Scenes Of Royal Palaces In Korea, Ha Tae-Hung 1983

Moral of the story:

Courage and Confidence builds trust worthiness.