Moumeeta

“Higher knowledge reviews goals and aspirations. It goes to first principles. When one thus starts considering the whole picture, one develops what are known as values. Values refer to what a person deems important, to his understanding of life. When that is adjusted, there is no further grumbling or agitation.”
― Janki Santoke

“Ideas, suggestions that mirror our temperament or outlook will always gain our sympathy because they are aligned with our nature.”
― Janki Santoke

“Who can argue with perception? One can examine
only reasoning. A superior intellect is perceptive. It
sees what is right immediately. A lesser one will need
to work it out. A mother may know what is right
for the child, the child may need to learn and apply
himself to find the same truth. In the first, no effort
is necessary. But, in reasoning, one needs to apply
oneself.”
― Janki Santoke, How Do You Know What You Know?: Manage Thoughts, Manage Life

“Our behavior maybe influencing others’ behavior and therefore our conclusions that ‘people are like that only’ are often the result of biased sampling.”
― Janki Santoke, How Do You Know What You Know?: Manage Thoughts, Manage Life