“I know I’m not perfect & will never become. Yet, I’m proud of being Me, with all humility & imperfections. Cause this is the only life I have.”

No matter how perfect & honest a person is, there will always be people to criticize. In other words

Our generation delimited the definition & horizon of Love in a box that mainly refers to love between a boy & a girl.

If everyone agrees with someone, there is something fundamentally wrong with what that individual is doing. If you are not criticized, you are not in the right track.

To transcend emotion, silence is the best language.

Love has a broader & profound meaning beyond this box. Surely, the highest state of love is Love of God, a love between creations & the Creator.

If you think killing people is a solution to a problem, I not only disagree with you but also I hate your perspective.

In reality, the world is still run through the principle of ‘Might is right’.

At times it does not really matter what language you are speaking, especially when you are emotional and try to reach other hearts.

Whoever – government or individual – has more power & money is dominating and, in many cases, oppressing people who are financially & politically weaker.

When there is a fight of reason versus emotion and the mind wonders which one to follow, in most times, emotion wins over reason. But it is reason that should win and emotion shouldn’t.

Though we love to think that we are civilized & developed than that of people lived centuries ago.

The happiest people among us are those who can sleep when they want to.

In God’s economy, nothing is wasted. Through failure, we learn a lesson in humility which is probably needed, painful though it is.

The real wealth in Krishna Consciousness is Humility. We don’t have to become a big devotee rather we have to become a Humble Devotee.

Modesty and humility are the sobriety of the mind, as temperance and chastity are of the body.

Humility means one does not impose his conceptions upon others and he is fully dependent on the mercy of the Lord.

Never answer a critic, unless he’s right.

Humility is, of all graces, the chiefest when it does not know itself to be a grace at all.

Humility is the embroidery of chiefs.

Doesn’t it honor Him more when His children no longer see themselves only as sinners saved by grace, but now as heirs of God? Isn’t it a greater form of humility to believe Him when He says we are precious in His sight when we don’t feel very precious?