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“A word verses a thousand pictures too.”
― Saroj Aryal

“If you ain’t yourself, you don’t exist anyways. Exist, at least. Be yourself.”
― Saroj Aryal

“No! Soul doesn’t exist on personal level. There’s nothing like your soul and my soul. What looks unique in individuals is just another layer of mind.”
― Saroj Aryal

“Once you have a glimpse of the whole, life becomes unquestionable.
Question it now.

Once your head opens up to the existence, meditation becomes impossible.
Meditate now.”
― Saroj Aryal

“If you aren’t cunning, someone cunning will first speak for you then take over you.”
― Saroj Aryal

“If you aren’t enough cunning, someone who is, will first speak for you, then take over you.”
― Saroj Aryal

“The day machines become conscious, they will create their own set of problems. Why would they even bother about us ?”
― Saroj Aryal

“Consciousness ain’t mysterious, Matter is.”
― Saroj Aryal

“A Buddha knows nothing but himself. A scholar knows everything but himself.”
― Saroj Aryal

“A wise man loves his unmarried wife, his unborn children.”
― Saroj Aryal

“One who loves darkness and one who loves light can never be friends. One who is indfferent to darkness or light makes no friends.”
― Saroj Aryal

“Between determination and accomplishment becomes patience.”
― Saroj Aryal

“Between determination and accomplishment comes patience.”
― Saroj Aryal

“Wisdom speaks hatred without hate”
― Saroj Aryal

“Society is like air. It won’t let you have an inner vacuum. It encroaches your individuality unwelcomely.”
― Saroj Aryal

“When you challange someone’s spirit, he forgets he has a body.”
― Saroj Aryal

“Life is a mind-body-world, a trilateral compromise. When world decides to end it, it’s a clamaity. When body decides to end it, its natural death. When mind decides to end it, its suicide. And we call it suicide because mind is the self; the most conscious among the three.”
― Saroj Aryal

“Man is neither totally an individual being, nor totally a social animal. He needs aloneness just as much as he needs togetherness. He needs cleanings just as much as he adds information, makes new connections, new people. We call that mind’s cleanliness, meditation.”
― Saroj Aryal

“मायाको भ्वागं चेतनालेमात्र�� टाल्�� ��”
― Saroj Aryal

“अत�� आत्माबान �� अत�� आत्माबिहिनको बिच्चम�� च्यापिँय�� यो दे�� अनन्�� कुहि�� थाल्यो ��”
― Saroj Aryal

“Neither capitalism nor communism, common sense is what works best for humans.”
― Saroj Aryal

“भो�� बाढिदिनुस्, भो�� भाचिँदिनुस�� �� भो�� भाँच्न नसक्दा हाम्रो प्राजातन्त्र अपां�� भो ��”
― Saroj Aryal

“Sansaara is Brahman disguised.”
― Saroj Aryal

“Go to bed before you are too tired. Wake up truly, when you wake up!”
― Saroj Aryal

“Learn what you already know.”
― Saroj Aryal

“Schopenhauer's insight suggests that individuals often perceive the boundaries of their own perspective as the boundaries of the world. This phenomenon extends to Buddhas, who may interpret the vastness of their own vision as the boundlessness of the world. It's why Buddhas may express ideas that appear ethereal, as consciousness is more fluid than solid and more dynamic than fluid.

As a result, Bodhisattvas, those aspiring to full Buddhahood, are often more articulate than fully enlightened beings. Fully enlightened individuals primarily guide through realization, experience, and symbolism rather than relying on words. Their journey to enlightenment also entails certain losses, including a loss of eloquence, a loss of physical dexterity, a loss of bodily activity, and even a loss of human-like characteristics.”
― Saroj Aryal

“Avoid the unhappy and the unlucky. Burdened souls carry a bitter taste. If someone desires to pull you into their drowning whirlpool, let them be. You can't help those who seek companionship in shared unhappiness.”
― Saroj Aryal

“No, the moon isn’t there when Brahman doesn’t look at it.”
― Saroj Aryal

“A child on a mother's lap still needs some toys. Let meditation be your mother, and scriptures be your toys.”
― Saroj Aryal

“In a cruel world, who else do the poorest have to harass other than the kind ones? They are left with no other options.”
― Saroj Aryal