One should tell the truth only to the Divine who knows us just as we are, who never judges and condemns but fully understands. But for that we must know the truth and see things as they are, honestly and not through veils of justifications.
For the rest of the world a golden silence is the perfect answer.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
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