Quotes Tagged "service-of-humanity"

There is no greater joy, than being an ingredient in the joy of others.

If you use your life to improve the lives of even five people, that will be the highest fulfillment of your life, no matter how long you live.

Are you insane enough for an idea! If you are, then no paradigm is big enough to depict your vision. Therefore, instead of trying to define your vision to others, you simply need to stand up and sacrifice all for that one idea - in your sacrifice lies the elixir of progress.

A few lion-hearts must sacrifice their life, forgetting fame, fun and fortune, so that the rest of humanity can live.

Everyone is mad for something, I am mad for everyone.

Your blood is full with vigor my brave soldier of destiny, so bring all that vigor out in the service of your family called humanity.

Make your existence a cynosure of service.

To improve the human condition in the human world, the humans have to rise and act out of conscience, not of delusion. And be careful not to let your focus be on taking away people’s Gods, because if you do, people won’t even let you in their lives. Let your focus be on improving human condition, and when that job begins to show results, eventually the world will get rid of the man-made Gods. Only when people truly know that there are humans willing to be next to them in times of their distress, that they can let go of their imaginary Gods. And that’s the day when human conscience will truly reign over the human world.

Who says there's no God, every human who helps a human, is God.

I care not about science, I care not about spirituality, all I care about is service of humanity.

Service of humanity is practical divinity.

I am no religious preacher, or a spiritual teacher, nor am I an intellectual philosopher or a divine incarnation - I am you in the service of you.

If I had stuck to the contemporary definition of the purpose of scientific literature, I would have never been able to create the works that I have created. Science is the most influential tool of progress in the world, not one among many, but most, yet no scientist had tried to use it as a primary tool for harmony.

I wouldn’t give 2 cents for all the fancy principles, doctrines, philosophies, sciences and institutions in the world, if behind them they didn’t have plain ordinary everyday conscience guiding them in the right direction.

What good is your education for, if it only makes your life better, while your neighbors remain in obscurity?