M. Dangi > Quotes

“Still I rise, not as who I was, but as who I was always meant to be.”
― M Dangi, Mind Your Business: Power Moves

“A genre for the wild ones,
the quiet seers,
the women who dream in fire
and rise in truth.

#SpiritualFeministLiterature”
― M Dangi, Good Girls Obey, Nice Girls Break: But I chose to be free

“Her voice was no tempest to be tamed, but a sacred hymn the heavens had long awaited.”
― M. Dangi, The Temple of Her Voice: A Manifesto of Sacred Genre, Healing, and Creative Rebirth

“You don’t need to prove your power. Protect it, refine it, move with it.”
― M. Dangi, The Awakening of Maha Avatar Babaji: The Astral Warrior

“She didn’t break. She bloomed anyway.”

Mukata Dangi”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“Some voices don’t age.
They echo forever, because they never belonged to time.

Mukata Dangi”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“She was not born to whisper in corners—
but to thunder in verses the heavens had long silenced.

Mukata Dangi”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“Her voice was not loud. It was ancient.”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“A woman is a world, and her heart is the horizon where beginnings are born.”
― M. Dangi, A Woman Is a World: Poems and Prose from the Birthplace of Spiritual Feminist Literature

“was never meant to be palatable. I was meant to be powerful.”
— M. DangI (Mukata Dangi)”
― M Dangi

“She was never lost,
she was simply walking where maps dared not go.

Mukata Dangi”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“Her voice is the tide that doth humble the shore, yet crown the sands with pearls.”
― M. Dangi, A Woman Is a World: Poems and Prose from the Birthplace of Spiritual Feminist Literature

“She walked not upon the earth alone, for the earth doth rise to meet her steps.”
― M. Dangi, A Woman Is a World: Poems and Prose from the Birthplace of Spiritual Feminist Literature

“Healing is holy.
Rebellion is sacred.
Rising is a spiritual act.”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“I didn’t escape the fire—I became it.”
— M. Dangi (Mukata Dangi)

#SpiritualFeministLiterature #Goodgirlsdontwin”
― M Dangi, Good Girls Obey, Nice Girls Break: But I chose to be free

“Mind your energy like gold, your vision like fire, and your business like sacred ground. Not every move needs an audience, just alignment.”
— M. Dangi”
― M. Dangi, The Astral Code - DNA of the Stars: An Ancient Prophecy was Etched in DNA

“She broke the rules not to rebel, but to remember who she was before the world told her to forget.”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“They called it breaking.
She called it becoming.”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Theatre : A Sacred Stage for the Voice That Refused to Disappear

“The myth of the good girl
was never hers to live.
She was meant to be whole,
not small.”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“They crowned her with silence
and called it grace.
But she rose,
and the silence cracked like a curse undone.

Mukata Dangi”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“She walketh not as shadow, but as dawn unbound, bearing in her breast the light that kingdoms could not chain.”
― M. Dangi, The Temple of Her Voice: A Manifesto of Sacred Genre, Healing, and Creative Rebirth

“Their Truth Appears

I no longer chase words,
they vanish like mist in morning light.

I watch the way a person shows up
when kindness is not convenient.
I see who listens
when the room grows quiet.

Actions do not lie.
They carry the fingerprint of the soul.

So I do not question what is spoken,
I read the life they leave behind
in every step they take.”
― M. Dangi, Good Girls Don't Win

“She became the prayer she had been whispering all her life.

Mukata Dangi”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“There is a quiet kind of courage in returning to yourself.”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“In a theatre built to forget her, she walked on barefoot-and turned the echo into a monologue.

Mukata Dangi”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Theatre : A Sacred Stage for the Voice That Refused to Disappear

“She was not born to whisper in shadows, but to speak in light, for her voice was the prayer the world forgot it needed.”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Theatre : A Sacred Stage for the Voice That Refused to Disappear

“She didn’t break. She bloomed anyway.

Mukata Dangi”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“Thou art not too much, dear heart, thou art the storm the world prayed for but feared to behold.

Mukata Dangi”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“She did not vanish, she became mist, and in every breath, her spirit still sings.

Mukata Dangi”
― M Dangi, Spiritual Feminist Literature: A Manifesto for Sacred Literary Rebellion

“She was not made to shatter; she was made to soften and still survive.”
― M. Dangi, She Didn’t Break. She Bloomed.