Vijay Anand Tripathi

“laziness and irregular practice corrupts the intelligence of scholars and ruins their knowledge. Women under the influence of others are soon ruined. Lack or shortage of seeds results in lower crop output. Similarly, in the absence of the commander, the army can never win a war. Thus, in order to get superior results, the importance of regular practice must be understood.”
― R.P. Jain, Complete Chanakya Neeti

“For a Brahmin, who gives importance to acts, even the pleasures of heaven are useless; whereas, for a Kshatriya, who takes pride and feels honoured in taking risks, he is least bothered about his life. Any man, who exercises control over all his senses, remains unmoved by the looks/beauty of a young woman. He is never affected by disorders like lust, anger, greed, liquor, infatuation,”
― R.P. Jain, Complete Chanakya Neeti

“The storyteller must tell the tale without any conscious bending of the facts, and the only way to do that is to trust his subconscious mind and let the words flow. And part of the scribe’s job is to write down the content of the story without losing its coherence and theme as a whole. For this, the scribe must understand what he is writing.”
― Sharath Komarraju, 51 Lesser Known Tales From the Mahabharata

“Every person has his own thinking, every culture has its philosophy. We have no right to thrust our thinking or philosophy on the other person. Likewise others too do not have any right to force their thinking or philosophy on us.”
― Sulabh Agnihotri, The Forefathers