Racism is like blind men sitting in a dark room, convinced there’s nothing beyond its walls.
Quotes from Life: A collection of Inspirational Quotes — Siddharth Katragadda
born 1972 India
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The God of religion is a creation of mankind; the true God is beyond human comprehension.
Being a good human is simple: be a good son, husband, parent, and citizen.
Life is like the inside of a box that we can never open.
A writer creates life; a poet creates magic from life; a philosopher tries to understand life.
Happiness lies in family, pursuing your passions, and having enough money to enjoy both.
Power in the hands of the ignorant can be a perilous thing, as demonstrated by Hitler.
Is love merely a cog in the wheel of the illusion of our species' procreation?
Someone who lives to please others is never truly honest with themselves.
The true happiness of a country is reflected in the eyes of its children.
Never base your value on your body alone, or you risk being devalued.
Marriage is God's way of making sure there are only a few great men.
Racism stems from a fundamental misunderstanding of human history.
If culture were a living body, festivals are its beating heart.
Writing can only be as good as its subject matter.
My approach to life is simple: never do anything I wouldn’t want to include in my autobiography.
War can set us back centuries, but sometimes it is necessary to correct the course of mankind.
Tolerance is the ability to accept another's views, even when you believe they are incorrect.
A little arrogance in the hands of the capable is well earned - and in most case, deserved.
Attribution
Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Siddharth Katragadda (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.