Quotations

Lead me from Unreality to Reality, Lead me from Darkness to Light, Lead me from Death to Immortality.
- Yajur Veda -

Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. - Jesus Christ

The Golden Rule: Never do to others what you would not like them to do to you.
- Confucius -

All actions create their opposing forces, and the wise will seek inaction in action.
- The Tao-te-Ching -

Moral and spiritual uprightness are the cornerstone of religious ethics and in the supreme value of loyalty to all your acts.
- Shintoism -

Purity is the first virtue, truth the second, and charity the third. Man must discipline himself by good thoughts, words, and deeds.
- Zoroastrianism -

Essence of humanity is knowledge, Essence of knowledge is rationalism, Essence of rationalism is good conduct, Only good conduct gives rise to peace and equanimity.
- Acharya Kundkund (Jainism)-

I forgive all living beings, let all living beings forgive me.
I have friendship with all and enmity towards none.
- Jain creed -

All problems of existence are essentially problems of harmony.
- Sri Aurobindo -

Cruelty to animals is not only stupid act, but it is an insult to God.
- Sir Isaac Newton -

My stomach is not a graveyard for dead animals.
- George Bernard Shaw -

As long as men massacre animals, they will kill each other. Indeed, he who sows the seeds of murder and pain cannot reap joy and love.
- Pythagoras -

The place to be happy is 'here', The time to be happy is 'present' and The way to be happy is 'to make others happy'.
--- A wise man ---

That truthfulness should be observed in all circumstances, even though it
may bring injury or pain.
- Islam -

Man's natural spirituality is best expressed in loving and practical aid to his
fellow man, rather than metaphysical inquiry.
- Humanitarianism -

That there is no God beyond the Divine within man and no truth beyond existential freedom, that all religions imprison man, causing repression, fear and poverty.
- Osho Rajneesh -

Human nature is inherently good, and evil is an unnatural condition arising from disharmony.
- Confucianism -