Siddhant Dwivedi

“There are two types of people in this world, Sachin. The first, who comprise the majority, are simple people who lead simple lives. They may or may not achieve great things through their simple ways. They wake up every morning, go about their daily chores and labour and do pretty well for themselves. If somebody were to ask them questions like why are they here on Planet Earth, they would frown and rush to work.'
'I know! And I have lived amongst such people all my life,' I said.
'Yes, you have. And then there is the second type. These are the people who consider themselves broken. They can see questions which the first type is blind to. They can
have thoughts which they would want to disentangle themselves from, but they can't.”
― Sachin Garg, Come on Inner Peace!: I Don't Have All Day!

“It is madness to think that knowing a language and reading a few books can create allegiances between people. Thoughts, books, ideas, words – if anything, they make you more alone, because they destroy whatever instinctive loyalties you may once have possessed.”
― Amitav Ghosh, Flood of Fire