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“Helping a human is worth a hundred pilgrimages.”
“I want you to hold my hand not because you are forced to, but because you want to.”
“It's the world that aligns itself to the ways of the sun, not the other way around.”
“For animals culture and country may come first, as humans the whole world must be our priority.”
“Till integration becomes life, life will lead to disintegration.”
“Give your shoes to those who have none, walk in another's shoes whenever you can.”
“Life is but life's religion, Life is but life's philosophy.”
“All time is illusion, unless it's a record of love.”
“Conquer the heart, you'll conquer the world.”
“Beyond blood and border begins human life, beyond curves and clothes begins character.”
“There is no creation without a broken atom, there is no civilization without a broken human.”
“We all belong - to each other, in each other, for each other.”
“Hearken to no inherited fear, and walk, la solo ray.”
“Peace doesn't happen by conference of ideology, Peace happens through the confluence of sentience.”
“A civilian has no more rights to bear arms, than the state has to bear nuclear weapons.”
“One gun has more power to take life than a hundred surgeons have to preserve it.”
“Until the mind reflects the world, the world won't reflect peace.”
“Focus on the world beyond the squabbles of tribe, and you shall finally learn, what is human life.”
“My true north is earth, my true north is humanity, my true north is love.”
“The world can never heal unless a handful of bravehearts are ready to bleed.”
“I don't write the reality as is accepted, rather - as I write so shall the reality be.”
“Civil defense must be rooted in dialogue, not death.”