"Abhijit Naskar"の名言

Mainspring of Life (A Sonnet) I have no nationality except humanity, I have no tradition except compassion, I have no religion except liberty, I have no god except a family of 7 billion, I have no belief but only awareness, I have no creed but only acceptance, I have no messiah except the self, I have no scripture except my conscience, I have no gospel except godliness, I have no sermon except thought, I have no philosophy except oneness, I have nothing to give you except love a whole lot, I demand no obedience, nor do I desire worship and offering, For there is death in worship, and freedom is life's mainspring.

Evolution is the life-force of metaphysics and spirituality.

Being a christian is not about being Christ-fearing, it's about being Christ-like.

The best path is to have no path.

Good is god and discrimination is demon.

Self is the source of all courage and self is the source of all weakness. Self is the source of all joy and self is the source of all sorrows. That very self can make this world a beautiful place and that very self can also make this world a miserable place. The only thing that distinguishes the one from the other, is your intention.

Plus une personne est unie en lui-même et intérieurement simple, plus elle comprend les choses de plus en plus, parce qu'il ou elle reçoit la lumière de la compréhension de l'intérieur.

La vraie compréhension est une terre indivisible de libération au-delà de tout jugement et de toutes conclusions.

God art thou and thy will be done.

A life lived for others is a true religious life.

The world needs psychological singularity, that is oneness among humans, not some pompous biotechnological singularity.

Service of humanity is practical divinity.

Global harmony is only the reflection of humankind's internal harmony.

Be one and be civilized. By civilized I don't mean that phony kind of civilized pretense where you pretend to be egalitarian, yet the moment your kid brings home a partner of color, or of a different religion, you instantaneously burst out in shock and try either to break them apart by all cheap means available, or to convert your future in-law into your own religion. Such primitive act is no different from the acts of terrorism.

If you have realized your responsibility towards your society, then you are more enlightened that all the priests, imams and pundits combined.

Throw away all mystical nonsense and be divine through your acts of kindness - be divine through your gestures of acceptance - be divine through your footsteps of awareness.

Being in peace doesn't mean absence of misery, it means absence of conflict in the mind.

We are all reflections of each other in the vast mirror of motion and space.

What you call law is essentially the need of an uncivilized and unfree society. A truly civilized and free society needs no law.

I am in misery, I am in pain, but I am not in conflict.