“The agonizing flames of misery can turn the human heart inside your skull into a breeding ground for virtues.”

“I am an advocate of godliness, not of god.”

“Nature deemed God worthy and hence chose it as her slave to serve the humans appearing as the master.”

“Hard as it may sound, no god has saved anything or anyone in human history. It is the humans who have done so.”

“My mission is to make the external God of human society obsolete in front of humanitys internal Godliness.”

“I never attempt to take away peoples God from them, because that God is associated with a lot of human sentiments in the human psyche that act as fuel in daily survival. If you try to take away som...”

“Before you reprimand or condemn people on a particular act, make sure you have worked on yourself overtime such that you can't be found guilty of such act; if not you will be a victim of your own l...”

“Do what is right, not what is easy nor what is popular.”

“Dont turn your face away. Once youve seen, you can no longer act like you dont know.Open your eyes to the truth. Its all around you.Dont deny what the eyes to your soul have revealed to you.Now tha...”

“The term spirit might have evolved in a mystical fashion, but in todays civilized and thinking society, it refers to simply your inner self. Spirit is the self, and the self is the soul. Hence, a s...”

“Religions began as realization of the self, but ended up being retaliation against each other.”

“I dont see doctrines, when I talk about religions. All I see are different experiential realities of the one and the same neuronal Kingdom of God.”

“Shallow men believe in luck or in circumstance. Strong men believe in cause and effect.”

“Spinoza was the supreme rationalist. He saw an endless stream of causality in the world. For him there is no such entity as will or will power. Nothing happens capriciously. Everything is caused by...”

“Man is so intelligent that he feels impelled to invent theories to account for what happens in the world. Unfortunately, he is not quite intelligent enough, in most cases, to find correct explanati...”