Salvation is no supernatural or extraterrestrial phenomenon, though, throughout history it is seen mostly as something supernatural and mystical. Salvation simply means to be not bounded by the chains of primitiveness. Salvation means to see no human as the "other" person, but simply as a reflection oneself.

One cannot walk with just the left foot or just the right foot, one needs both.

Holiness that starts and ends in books, is no holiness.

Enlightenment in our time and age, is simply insight gained through rigorous analysis and creative observation of evidence.

To see people as more important than traditions, beliefs and disbeliefs, is what turns an animal into a human.

Ultimately, beyond the primordial, brutish labels of man-made institutions, true practical religion of the civilized society must bring oneness. This very process of unification without bigotry is what makes religion, religion, for the word religion comes from the latin "religare", which means "to bind", that is to unify humanity.

When a disagreement emerges in a certain situation, you must first learn to distinguish, what's at stake. If it's just your opinion that's at stake, then it's far better to lose an argument than to lose a person, but if it's humanity that's at stake, then it's your duty to speak up, not to win some petty argument, but to make sure that inhumanity does not go unchallenged.

There are two kinds of creatures in the world, those who stand by and watch injustice happen, and those who stand up to stop an injustice from happening. The former are spineless insects, the latter are humans.

Nothing is higher than the humans, not the government, not the politics, not the nation, and not even the constitution, for all of these, are human constructs, and no human construct is flawless.