Joshua Zeidner

“The poverty in India is not because of spirituality, but because of not practicing spirituality and not knowing the technique of integrating spirituality with external life. Those leading the country now should become aware of this fact. India suffers because the leaders and people of the country today still do not have a unified vision for uplifting the country as a whole. They do not have an answer to the population problem, nor does there seem to be any immediate solution. I think India is surviving”
― Swami Rama, Living With the Himalayan Masters

“The creative writing teacher was horrified at the thought that she was teaching a pack of insipient arsonists—or Lord of the Flies sociopaths. In fact, they were just boys. But, increasingly, in our schools and in our homes, everyday boyishness is seen as aberrational, toxic—a pathology in need of a cure. Boys today bear the burden of several powerful cultural trends: a therapeutic approach to education that valorizes feelings and denigrates competition and risk, zero-tolerance policies that punish normal antics of young males, and a gender equity movement that views masculinity as predatory. Natural male exuberance is no longer tolerated.”
― Christina Hoff Sommers, The War Against Boys: How Misguided Policies are Harming Our Young Men

“For God does not want to be believed in, to be debated and defended by us, but simply to be realized through us.”
― Martin Buber, On Judaism

“wished war to be a biologically selective process in which the weaker and slower perish and fail to reproduce themselves.”
― John Norman, Tarnsman of Gor