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“Either you are stir-crazy for reform or you are crazy complacent and calling the doers crazy.”
“Our brokenness is our greatest strength.”
“It's not the volume of your voice that matters, it's the content.”
“There is no such thing as peer-pressure, there’s only lack of character.”
“Words of character can be heard light-years away, even if they are whispered.”
“If used wildly all power is poison.”
“I've always lived a life of faith, but not the faith of the scripture, but that of selflessness.”
“If a human can't be unselfish, what's the point in being a human!”
“You cannot lift the society by living on a pedestal, you must come down amidst the people.”
“To live for soil and society is real humanity.”
“I know only one truth, unselfishness, all else are memories of a primitive past.”
“We are not bodies, but mere memories.”
“By the touch of an unselfish soul, even the regular sidewalk becomes holy.”
“Individual becomes holy when they step across the self.”
“We are not a species, we are a family.”
“Focus on your character and you won't need to worry about privacy.”
“Brain balance is more important than bank balance.”
“Healthy and humane use of technology lies beyond the glory and gloom of innovation.”
“It is okay to own a technology, what is not okay is to be owned by technology.”
“All corruption is born of people, not of politics and bureaucracy.”
“Politics is civilized when people are civilized.”
“The attention of a company must be on the welfare of its consumers, not on draining their wallets.”
“Questioning the government is easy, what takes character is to be the solution.”
“Corrupt politicians are only symptom, real disease is populist democracy.”