Kasthoori

“Somewhere inside me a tornado swoops down, lifting a matchstick house into an exploding sky. Shards fall like rain, piercing my skin, thorning the ground. In dreams begin follies, says a voice like a forgotten poem. I walk carefully through the thorns, one foot in front of the other not looking back. Behind me the car door sighs shut.”
― Chitra Banarjee Divakaruni

“Teaching happens when teachers help students to think about what they are doing and learning, to ask questions, to consider new possibilities, to take seriously their own capacities to grow and learn and to develop a sense of judgment.”
― David T. Hansen, Exploring the Moral Heart of Teaching: Toward a Teacher's Creed

“...happiness is your innermost nature. It needs no outside condition: it is simply there; it is you. Bliss is your natural state; it is not an achievement. If you simply get out of the mechanism of the mind, you start feeling blissful.”
― Osho, Fame, Fortune, and Ambition