Skip to content

What if we were as concerned with what we put into our minds as we are becoming with what we put into our bodies? What if there was inalienable evidence that culture is as important as food - would we scorn at junk culture?

— Anand Gandhi

Another quote →

More quotes by Anand Gandhi

The promise of survival beyond individual death or dispersion appeals to the most primal driving force of existence.

One singular aspiration in all my work is to attain the state of awe.

In a deeply interconnected world, there is no 'other'.

We now remain, at least on paper, one of the last few countries in the world, where if you don’t die successfully, you’ll go to jail for attempting.

You may be compassionate and charitable, but end up working for an institution that writes off the death of thousands as collateral damage. So be empathetic, but even more importantly, work towards building empathetic systems.

All Anand Gandhi quotes →

Attribution

Quote text and notes from Wikiquote: Anand Gandhi (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0. Source quality and labels are our own summary of what Wikiquote records.