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“She writes in a very elegant way , always knows what to say and how to approach someone; she is very caring ...”
― Imran Shaikh

“If a man calls himself a philosopher and never had his life attempted, rest assured there is nothing in him, and against [John] Locke's philosophy, in particular, I think is an unanswerable objection (that we needed any) that, although he carried his throat about with him in this world for seventy-two years, no man ever condescended to cut it. [On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts, 1827]”
― Thomas de Quincey

“No sooner have you achieved literacy and all other resources that cities require, then there again, after the usual numbers of years, comes the heavenly flood. It sweeps upon you like a plague and leaves only your illiterate and uncultured people behind. You become infants all over again, as it were, completely unfamiliar with anything there was in ancient times, whether here or in your own region.”
― Plato

“I am not bound by law, for my law is my accountability towards society, which itself makes me do what's right and best for the society. I am not here to be guided by the illusive societal paradigms, legal or any other, I am here to point those paradigms in a humane direction, so that they can recognize their shortcomings and evolve into something better. But if ever the dark day comes when I commit an inhumanity, I will sentence myself to death.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Ain't Enough to Look Human

“Its not what you think that makes you who you are its what you do about it that defines you

RjS”
― rassool jibraeel snyman

“Greathearted leaders are procreated to provide others with generosity, hospitality, and friendliness. I truthfully believe we need more integrity and responsibility like that in this troublesome World.”
― Daniel Linn Lewis

“What a shame it is that a philosopher cannot accept what might befall any man.”
― Héloïse d'Argenteuil, The Love Letters of Abelard and Heloise

“Philosophy pacifies regrets of the past and encourages to fight fears of the future but it usually doesn't solve problems of the present.”
― Amit Kalantri, Wealth of Words

“Doing a good thing it is hard and it will hurt you a little or for short period of time, but doing bad or wrong things it is easy, but it hurt you forever.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“A word No.
It is not a saying.
It is not a proverb.
It is not a parable.
It does not need interpretation.
It does not need translation.
It is what it is . Is just a No.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Accordingly, the unprepossessing term ‘‘concept’’ can sometimes play tricks upon any of us, even the most determinatively ‘‘unphilosophical.’’ In virtually every subject matter, seemingly plausible assumptions about the working basis of innocent-looking words are capable of sending able investigators scampering away on the most quixotic of projects; folks who otherwise appear as if they haven’t a trace of ontological hankering in their bones. These misadventures do not trace to errant academic thinking; instead, there lie seeds deeply planted within the humblest forms of everyday thought that stand ready to sprout great globs of undesirable foliage if supplied the least encouragement. No husbandry from formal philosophy is required at all; misguided forms of conceptual appeal will readily blossom of their own accord. Like it or not, all of us must tacitly turn ‘‘philosopher’’ at certain stages in our endeavors and this is very much part of the story I wish to tell in this book.”
― Mark Wilson, Wandering Significance: An Essay on Conceptual Behaviour

“As long we make lies facts, mean while we know the truth in us. Lot of people are still going to die. The problem will never go away.
The more we lie about the truth, the more the damage .”
― De_philosopher_DJKyos

“Death can trend and still we won't get used to it, because there is no easy way to die, and every time a person dies. it pains us and breaks our heart. It is OK to cry.”
― De_philosopher_DJKyos

“Losing someone you love to death. Is like losing a piece of a puzzle. your world feel incomplete and there is no piece that can feel in for missing piece. There will always be that space of missing puzzle , even if the puzzle is complete.”
― De_philosopher_DJKyos

“The one who has an idea is usually on a path that must be taken alone.”
― D.L. Lewis

“It's utterly distressful to follow something that could bring misleading results, fallacious deceptions, overslaugh madness, and moribund darkness.”
― D.L. Lewis

“A long time ago, when I first went up on stage to deliver a talk in front of some pretty influential people, my father asked me after the event, "weren't you afraid to speak in front of all those bigshots", to which I replied, "are you ever afraid to speak in front of me - then how can I be afraid of speaking in front of them, when I consider them all my children".”
― Abhijit Naskar, No Foreigner Only Family

“I am no writer, I am only an example of humanity.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Ain't Enough to Look Human

“Sometimes my mind travels so far ahead that my body can barely keep up.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Ain't Enough to Look Human

“If I could write every single idea that appears in my head, an entire library will fall short for my books.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Ain't Enough to Look Human

“Just because a cow stands in a field all day doesn’t make it a philosopher”
― Vaseem Khan, Midnight at Malabar House

“I know when you are unemployed you lose lot of things. You lose to be respected. You lose friends or your partner. You lose appetite, You lose your sleep. You lose your dreams and goals. You lose lot of opportunities, but in the midst of everything.
Please don’t lose hope. Choose to be hopefully always.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“For those who believe in the purpose of their dreams will become Kings or Queens of their own God-given potential.”
― Daniel Linn Lewis

“Don't self-esteem your mistakes, your inner-gentleness will still pardon you with kindness and forgiveness.”
― Daniel Linn Lewis

“The fellowship of friendship is family.”
― Daniel Linn Lewis

“Greathearted leaders are procreated to overthrow trepidation.”
― Daniel Linn Lewis

“If a person describes themselves as a appreciable person, why do they still show signs of inconsideration, aggression, and disregard other peoples ideology? I mean, are people really that unintelligent by their own disrespectful ways of thinking?”
― Daniel Linn Lewis

“Never deprive your God-given philosophy that could metamorphose your Emotional pressure for competence in saintlike-Glory. There's greatness in all of us that breaths innovatory fire.”
― Daniel Linn Lewis

“When those who show uncertainty in others, they really do disrelish themselves in ignominy.”
― Daniel Linn Lewis

“Our minds are more mightier than our verbal expressions. Never doubt those who have the emasculated minds, they could potentially have the strongest, predominate knowledge, superior intelligence, and vivid clarity.”
― Daniel Linn Lewis