The world doesn't need more meditation on slogans and mantras and imaginary entities - what the world needs is meditation on justice - it needs meditation on equality - it needs meditation on inclusion. Only with such meditation can we make sure that serenity, sanity and sanctity pervade inside of us and all around us.

All discrimination, prejudice and segregation in the world are born of a segregated psyche - when the mind is divided, the world is bound to be divided, but when the mind is non-sectarian and whole, the world is bound to turn whole and non-sectarian. A whole world is a holy world, and a holy world is a humane world.

It's not the volume of your voice that matters, it's the content.

When you find someone committing harm, restrain them, but don't do harm in return. Animals behave the way they do, because they can't help themselves, but humans must be better than that.

Violence cannot be revolution. Either you can have violence or you can have revolution.

Why isn't it justified to resort to violence in the course of justice? It's because if you resort to violence for your conviction of humanity, then nothing stops the inhumans to resort to violence for their conviction. Hence nothing changes. We must change the very notion that it is okay to resort to violence if we want to change the society. What's need is a desire for reform founded entirely on the premise of peace.

Only the savages speak the language of weapons, humans don't need weapons, their resolve is enough.

Revolution is an act of accountability, violence is an act of selfishness.

Where there is love, there is justice - where there is no love, there is no justice. And love is the purest form of expectation-less kindness, hence kindness itself is justice. So, to be kind is, to be loving, and to be loving is, to be just. Call it love, call it kindness, call it spirituality, call it justice, it's all one.