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“Chasing a person doesn’t give you value or build values in you. You earn your value by chasing morality and practicing dignity.”
― Shannon L. Alder

“Tears speak the same tongue wherever they are shed. Smiles speak the same tongue wherever they are cracked. They don't discriminate between humans, why would you!”
― Abhijit Naskar

“Injustice rises only in the absence of humanity.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Revolution Indomable

“One human life is a thousand times more valuable than a thousand bibles, qurans, suttas and vedas - one human life is a thousand times more valuable than a thousand doctrines and rituals - one human life is a thousand times more valuable than a thousand theories and schools of thought - one human life is a thousand times more valuable than a thousand religions and ideologies.”
― Abhijit Naskar, When Call The People: My World My Responsibility

“A human who is truly human won't be able to live within walls, they wouldn’t be able to breathe, only the primitives feel secure behind walls.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Time to End Democracy: The Meritocratic Manifesto

“Human is neither person nor species. Designation Human is the highest of all responsibilities.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Bulldozer on Duty

“Be afraid, be extreme and be absurd - be afraid of losing touch - be extreme in accepting others - and be absurd in serving society.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Citizens of Peace: Beyond the Savagery of Sovereignty

“No god is coming to save you - no messiah is coming to save you - all the gods and all the messiahs that can save our world are already here - they are us - each one of us.”
― Abhijit Naskar, All For Acceptance

“One who is human, is holy - one who is human, is sanctimonious - one who is human, is chaste - one who is human, is pious.”
― Abhijit Naskar, AÅŸkanjali: The Sufi Sermon

“As long as there is humanity in you, there is the possibility of humankind to stay together - but the moment that humanity disappears, the world will be torn to pieces.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Mad About Humans: World Maker's Almanac

“To raise a united world, we the individuals must stand one, with no concern for race, religion, gender or sexual orientation.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Mad About Humans: World Maker's Almanac

“We humans shall always have reasons to fight with each other, but above them all there is even higher reason that binds us together and that is the reason of humanity.”
― Abhijit Naskar, When Call The People: My World My Responsibility

“Refute brutality and practice humanity.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Revolution Indomable

“A creature that values human life above everything else, is a human, all others are animalsâ€� A scientist who shouts at a layperson, "I don't care what you believe" - is an animal. A preacher who shouts at a person of different faith, "you are going to hell, until you accept my God as one true God" - is an animal. A civilian who denies to stay home during a pandemic, shouting "sacrifice the weak and live free" - is an animal. A president who says "white skin is racially superior" - is an animal.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Revolution Indomable

“Be conscious of your actions - let your actions be driven by your conscience - let your conscience be driven by responsibility - let your responsibility be driven by your humanity.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Revolution Indomable

“Humaneness that bends during murky times is no humaneness. Real humaneness stays awake at all times, in all situations.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Mad About Humans: World Maker's Almanac

“We are not born with the most advanced brain in the entire animal kingdom so that we could keep living like animals, selfishly obsessed with the needs of our own - we are born with it so that we could use it to lift others - we are born with it so that we could become the very epitome of conscience, character and assimilation.”
― Abhijit Naskar, No Foreigner Only Family

“My resolve is my strength - my conscience is my gospel - my action is my worship - thus speaks life - thus speaks liberty - thus speaks living humanity.”
― Abhijit Naskar, No Foreigner Only Family

“I am human by birth, human by heart and human by action, I don’t need any other shallow identity.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Hurricane Humans: Give me accountability, I'll give you peace

“The title human is not our birthright, we have to earn it by living with humanity.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Ain't Enough to Look Human

“My Name is Human (The Sonnet)

You asked, what's my nation,
I say it's humanity.
You asked, what's my language,
I say it's magnanimity.
You asked, what's my culture,
I say it's humaneness.
You asked, what's my tradition,
I say it's humbleness.
You asked, what's my gender,
I say it's fortitude.
You asked, what's my religion,
I say it's servitude.
You asked everything except my purpose.
I tell you now, it's to unite the universe.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Servitude is Sanctitude

“I have seen chimpanzees more human than humans.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Sleepless for Society

“One who is whole is human, all others are imitation.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Handcrafted Humanity: 100 Sonnets For A Blunderful World

“Language of God (The Sonnet)

A Jew may say, Hebrew is the language of god.
A Christian may say, Aramaic is the language of god.
A Muslim will say, Arabic is the language of god.
A Hindu will say, Sanskrit is the language of god.
A biologist may say, DNA is the language of god.
Mathematicians say, math is the language of god.
A psychiatrist may say, libido is the language of god.
Physicists say, Quantum Mechanics is language of god.
A politician may say, control is the language of god.
A capitalist may say, currency is the language of god.
A cop may say, law and order are the language of god.
A philosopher may say, wisdom is the language of god.
I don't know all that, I'm a being most ordinary 'n simple.
I only know that kindness is the language of a human.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Dervish Advaitam: Gospel of Sacred Feminines and Holy Fathers

“True Naskareans of earth are them alone who ain't no Naskarean but plain human.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Either Reformist or Terrorist: If You Are Terror I Am Your Grandfather

“Book of Destiny (The Sonnet)

The book of destiny is the being,
Who doesn't believe in destiny.
The epitome of victory is the one,
Who doesn't care for victory.
Victory and destiny all are born,
Of the sweat and blood of the determined.
Annihilate the self for a purpose,
And you'll be the icon of universal uplift.
You don't fall by falling at someone's feet,
You fall by climbing on top of others' head.
You don't rise by being superior to others,
But by losing sense of high 'n low divisiveness.
Mark me well, human is neither person nor species.
Designation Human is the highest of all responsibilities.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Bulldozer on Duty

“Being human is the core of a human being.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Esperanza Impossible: 100 Sonnets of Ethics, Engineering & Existence

“Det finns en märklig paradox i en spirande °ìä°ù±ô±ð°ìshistoria. Man blir ängslig. Rädd för att tala om för den andra parten att man inte kan lÃ¥ta bli att tänka pÃ¥ henne eller honom hela tiden. Man vill ge allt, men man snÃ¥lar, hushÃ¥llar med lyckan som om den gick att spara, lägga pÃ¥ hög.
Kärlekens begynnelse är lika idiotisk som bräcklig.”
― Marc Levy

“I chose a path to be set apart.
Now I am a poet, just to be someone.”
― Zaineb Afzal, Spare Change

“What divided Homo sapiens from brute creation was the need to apportion responsibility. If a lion went hungry or a chimpanzee could not find a mate, it was no one's fault. But from the dawn of time man had been blaming the climate, the terrain, fate, the gods, some other tribe or just some other person. To be a man, as distinct from being a chimpanzee, was to be forever at the mercy of a supernatural entity, a force, a being or a collection of beings, whose only function was to make your life on earth unbearable. And wasn’t this the secret of man’s success: that in chasing dissatisfaction down to its malignant cause he had hit upon the principle, first of religion and then of progress? What was evolution - what was revolution - but the logic of blame in action? What was the pursuit of justice but punishment of the blameworthy?
And who were the most blameworthy of all? Those whom you had loved.”
― Howard Jacobson, J