"Every time a child says I don't believe in fairies there is a fairy somewhere that falls down dead"

This quote by J. M. Barrie is a pointer of the power of belief. It suggests that when a child denies the presence of fairies, they are basically eliminating them off. This is a metaphor for how our beliefs form our reality. When we deny something, we are essentially denying its presence. This quote is a reminder that our beliefs have the power to produce and destroy. It is a suggestion to be conscious of what we believe and to be mindful of what we deny. It is also a pointer to be open to the possibility of things that we might not understand or think in. Our beliefs have the power to shape our reality, and this quote is a pointer of that.