The real story...

By Vichara


If it can’t be examined with the heart you only get 10% of the real story. The actual truth, the other 90%, contains all of the intuitive and cognitive information necessary to evaluate any situation that may present itself to you. If this is not engaged you are only denying yourself out of the full experience of life. Wake it up; it wants to be engaged.

steadfast • \STED-fast\ • adjective
1 a : firmly fixed in place : immovable *b : not subject to change
2 : firm in belief, determination, or adherence : loyal

Example Sentence:
Maureen knew she could count on the steadfast support of her best friend even in the hardest of times.

Did you know?
"Steadfast" has held its ground in English for many centuries. Its Old English predecessor, "stedefæst," combined "stede" (meaning "place" or "stead") and "fæst" (meaning "firmly fixed"). An Old English text of the late 10th century, called "The Battle of Maldon," contains our earliest record of the word, which was first used in battle contexts to describe warriors who stood their ground. Soon, it was also being used with the broad meaning "immovable," and as early as the 13th century it was applied to those unswerving in loyalty, faith, or friendship. Centuries later, all of these meanings endure.

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