FRIENDSHIP IS a sheltering tree, which does not establish its identity by its size, the fruit or anything, but it establishes its identity by the love and care it provides to the people.

Friendship is not about how you fight, but how you resolve; it’s not how you see, but how you feel; it’s not how you listen, but how you understand.

Why do we make friends? Because they understand us by looking into our eyes, because we can say anything and everything or expose our secrets to them; because they believe in our dreams no matter how silly they may be; because they love us, because everything we do together becomes a memory.

A friend never judges you but simply accepts you the way you are. A friend is a gift of God, a precious treasure that no one can buy. True friends are like winds, you can never see them but always feel their presence.

Friends are the beautiful flowers of the garden named as "friendship".