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Hazrat-e Humanity: The Uncultured Polyglot

Book by Abhijit Naskar · 50 quotes · Tolerance, Multiculturalism, Oneness

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“La Fiesta Justicia (Soneto) Cuando hay orden, pero no justicia, cuando hay religión, pero no tolerancia, cuando hay inteligencia, pero no benevolencia, cuando hay costumbres, pero no conciencia - cuando las máquinas fingen ser personas, pero la gente se comporta como ganado, cuando los gobiernos albergan a más lunáticos que manicomios - cuando la disparidad se vende como prosperidad, y la cobardía es el estándar de la sociedad, abandonemos la apatía, encendamos la revolución, ¡Somos Ramadán, somos Navidad, somos la Fiesta Justicia!”

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“Einheit ist Göttlichkeit (Sonett) Kein Über, kein Mensch, Ich bin der göttliche Wahnsinn. Dienen ist die größte Weisheit, Gleichheit ist das höchste Dasein. Ich bin der Feind jedes Reiches - Göttlich durch Tat, nicht durch Dekret. Einheit ist Göttlichkeit, vorurteile abzulehnen ist die höchste Form der Spiritualität. Mein Traum ist mein Recht - mein Leiden ist meine Heilung - mein Leben ist mein Entwurf - meine Wahrheit, meine Entscheidung. Meine Gesellschaft, meine Gerechtigkeit – meine Welt ist meine Verantwortung. Stärker als die Atombombe, Ich bin die neurochemische Kriegsführung.”

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“It hardly matters that the bible is the most printed book in the world, because no other religion has systematically burnt mountains upon mountains of human literature, to hawk its scripture as the one true word of god.”

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“In a planet of apes, if you want power and control, all you have to do is sell fear - sell fear, blood, rage, the lot - if you are in politics sell fear, if you are in religion sell hate, if you are in cinema sell rage, but never call them by their real name, always package it in modern language, package bloodshed as patriotism, package fanaticism as tradition, package derangement as righteousness.”

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“India Beyond Saffron (Sanyasi Scientist Sonnet) Ananta (Eternity) knows no foreign-sanatan, either Hindutva or Human - saffron was never the color of India, India is the most spectacular rainbow among the ancient of civilizations. There is not one but two India, Animal India and Human India - Animal India carries Gita like Gun, Human India celebrates Diwali, breaks bread on Iftar, and sings Merry Christmas, with Gurbani. An Indian is pluralism personified, take away pluralism, and you're left with a monkey draped in saffron.”

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“The Earthistana Anthem (Sonnet 2570-2574) I was born without lineage, without a holy claim - no prophet in my pocket, no empire to my name. But I rose from the ruins of the borders they drew, and I learned from the ashes what a human can do. The world was carved with lies, with flags of hate and fear - but the pulse of integration kept pulling me near. So I wrote my own scripture with the ink of equality - no one is a stranger, one people are we. Raise your heart like a banner, tear the hatred apart - every life is revolution, every breath is an art. Pilgrims of the heart, children of no throne - the world is our home, the duty is my own. No God above the human, no border in the mind - tolerance is our anthem, we are the humankind. I've seen temples feed on fear, graves labeled as pride - I've seen nations crowned with glory, yet cruelty inside. But I've also seen a stranger share their only bread, and in that tiny gesture, every scripture was said. We are the dawn that we seek, let the dread of dark retire - we are the rebels of empathy, our ammunition nerve fiber. Let the world's wounded pages be rewritten by you - with the ink of courage, with the rainbow of truth. Let us lift the fallen, heal the fractures of fate - every act of kindness, makes tyranny evaporate. From monastery bells to the muezzin's call, from the wailing walls to the city hall, when our voices combine, the soil becomes sacred - the only holy nation is the one without hatred. Pilgrim of the heart, oneness in our vein - love is the revolution, Human is the name. Shortcircuit the convention, surpass all claim to fame - let us enhance, not reduce each other, so the world becomes humane.”

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