The wicked may be feared by men, but not by Heaven. The good may be bullied by men, but not by Heaven.
This simple saying holds a profound truth. Evil may flourish for a time, yet Heaven’s justice is slow but certain. The arrogant and cruel often meet their match—either through a stronger force or the law. Recent campaigns against organized crime have shown this clearly: corruption falls, justice rises.
As for the good, they may face trials and even mistreatment at first. But their inner light, built on sincerity and kindness, eventually shines through. People come to respect, even admire them. Heaven does not abandon the righteous; it clears their path and rewards their steadiness.
We have all met someone whose quiet goodness draws us in. Their presence feels safe, their words carry weight. That is the power of true kindness—it needs no defense, only patience.
So do not envy the wicked, nor despair when wronged. Stay kind. Stay steady. Heaven sees all.