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“So long as you see self and society as separate, you are living a delusion.”

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“I have placed myself at your feet O Humanity, do what you may with me - love me if you want, kill me if you want, I won't resist, for my life is your keepsake - I live for you and I'll die for you, and when I am gone, your memories of me will give birth to me again and again, till every trace of separation is gone from the world.”

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“A scholar came to me the other day and asked - how can I be a human being? I replied - by living as nothing and calling everyone our own.”

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“In our love for the people we are born again, not as petty animals fighting the trivial battles of tribalism, but as genuine humans - humans who can think - humans who can feel - humans who can act.”

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“To be a human it's necessary to carry out the requirements of civilization and the requirements of civilization are reason and compassion.”

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“I am no intellectual, I am but a drunkard, I am drunk with love for the people of earth.”

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“Stop kneeling before lifeless images for there to be sanity and serenity - the world is not a tiny place that can be helped by some imaginary gods and goddesses - it needs living gods and goddesses - it needs you - it needs your tangible involvement in the welfare of the people, not mere amens and aums.”

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“Love that doesn't annihilate the self is no love.”

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“When the petty identities are gone, a human is born.”

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“Civilization is built by heroes, who trample all fears under their feet and speak out to the world - I am free, I am immortal, I am indestructible - come all ye who have no home, I'll be your home - come all ye who cannot speak, I'll be your voice - come all ye who cannot stand, I'll be your legs - come all ye oppressed, tormented and discriminated - hold my hand and together we'll build the world, the humane way this time.”

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“My Name is Human (The Sonnet) You asked, what's my nation, I say it's humanity. You asked, what's my language, I say it's magnanimity. You asked, what's my culture, I say it's humaneness. You asked, what's my tradition, I say it's humbleness. You asked, what's my gender, I say it's fortitude. You asked, what's my religion, I say it's servitude. You asked everything except my purpose. I tell you now, it's to unite the universe.”

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