bravery

In true courage there is always an element of choice, of an ethical choice, and of anguish, and also of action and deed. There is always a flame of spirit in it, a vision of some necessity higher than oneself.

A coward is incapable of exhibiting love; it is the prerogative of the brave.

Greatness, in the last analysis, is largely bravery - courage in escaping from old ideas and old standards and respectable ways of doing things.

My darkest moments, my most fearful times, when faced, became my bravest.  At your weakest, you end up showing more strength; at your lowest you are suddenly lifted higher than you've ever been.  They all border one another, these opposites, and show how quickly we can be altered.

When you are weaponless, at least act brave.

Cowardice, when done correctly, can be its own kind of bravery.

Live your life with love and bravery and you shall lead a life uncommon.

A brave and passionate man will kill or be killed.
A brave and calm man will always preserve life.
Of these two which is good and which is harmful?

"You're braver than you think."

Remember, you are braver than you believe, you are stronger than you seem, and you are smarter than you think.