Home / Authors / Anirudh Agrawal

Anirudh Agrawal Quotes

Author

Browse famous quotes by Anirudh Agrawal.

Filter quotes by topic

All Adolph Hitler False Ego Family Food God Service Soul Soul Science Spirituality Suffering

Famous Anirudh Agrawal Quotes

“Inspiration for a soul to do any work is service to others and God.”

Soul God Service

Book:The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

Source: The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

“The objective of a suffering is to open our eyes to a better view of the world.”

Book:The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

Source: The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

“Food we consume is what we become.”

Book:The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

Source: The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

“Relationship with family members and friends are relationships where they act as support system for a person in life. They assist to attain spiritual learnings and an aid for journey to the Divine. Our pacts with them allow both us and our close ones to reach God.”

Spirituality Family

Book:The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

Source: The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

“One should be accountable to his own soul.”

Book:The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

Source: The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

“Signs of revenge, manipulation, superiority, desires, entitlement, criticism, depression etc. are signs of false ego. Wrong education, wrong conditioning, motivations of amassing wealth, trying to be socially relevant and escaping FOMO are the biggest contributors to building up false ego.”

Book:The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

Source: The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

“In the guise of nationalism, Adolph Hitler killed millions of people because of a wrong sense of ‘I’. The healthy eternal narrative is considering the world as one family. ‘I’ creates a sense of disconnectedness with others. More the inflated sense of ‘I’, less will be the kindness in a person. This false ego does not let a person imbibe learnings from others.”

Book:The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity

Source: The Science of Spiritual Enlightenment: A Book for Eternity