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“In a segregated world human identities cancel each other, in an integrated world human identities enhance each other.”

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Book:Kral Fakir: When Calls The Kainat

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“Monkeys have a deranged jungle instinct of yapping about their religion, nation and culture, which is why I made it a point to erase mine, for I say again, I exist for I dissolve in all.”

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Book:Kral Fakir: When Calls The Kainat

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“I am what happens when a monk scientist goes full-on godmode to establish a planetary, integrated, anti-racist, anti-phobic, anti-misogynist, anti-colonial, anti-military, anti-nationalist civilization of actual human beings.”

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Book:Kral Fakir: When Calls The Kainat

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“If a 3 pound brain can contain a 100 billion nerve cells, a planet with land the size of 20 billion stadiums should have room for 10 billion people.”

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Book:Sonnets From The Mountaintop

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“It is only through pilgrimage to plurality, that an ape ascends into humanity.”

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“Fairy tales, you’ll say. But you know what? People need a good fairy tale every now and then. People invented fairy tales and filled them with monsters so they wouldn’t become monsters themselves. Because the truth can turn you into a monster. You have to become a monster if you want to withstand the truth.”

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“Pilgrimage to Plurality (Sonnet 2499) Forget the canon, you can't even make sense of my titles, bleating like nationalist livestock, and chanting like brainless bacon - you have to have a certain amount of multicultural tendency, which in a way, is your first test of pilgrimage, moreover, it's the key to the Naskar Canon. If you have no desire to step outside your culture, there's no point in grabbing any of my text, you might as well pick up a chinese or arab text, and expect to be an expert while speaking only English. My script may be English, my language is not - remove your assumptions, transcend your disciplines; it is only through pilgrimage to plurality, that an ape ascends into humanity. My goal is not to replace white supremacy with colored supremacy, or christian supremacy with muslim supremacy, or blind faith with dispassionate logic, I am a stateless weaver of human plurality.”

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Source: Sonnets From The Mountaintop

“Some faces, some names, some ideas, instantly ruin a bigot's day.”

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Book:Iftar-e Insaniyat: The First Supper

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“A race rooted in rights not ritual, I belong to the Race called Human.”

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“I'm flattered to belong to a race, that causes heartburn to the heartless. I'm flattered to belong to a religion, that causes brain-damage to the brainless. A race rooted in rights not ritual, I belong to the Race called Human. A faith centered on people not doctrine, I belong to the Order of Integration.”

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Book:Iftar-e Insaniyat: The First Supper

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“Oneness is the seed of infinity.”

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