Game Bring Characters from Different Books to Life

"When you feel bad, listen to nature. The silence of the world soothes better than millions of unnecessary words." — Confucius
"People were created to be loved, and things were created to be used. The world is in chaos, so everything is the other way around." — Dalai Lama XIV

“The true ‘I’ is the only Light reflected by all. It alone shines; the entire world merely reflects this Light.”
Upanishads

"The Upanishads say: God is simultaneously far away and close. Why? Because the closer you come, the more distant He seems to you. You almost touch Him—and feel far away. You almost penetrate Him, almost find yourself in His heart, but the mystery still does not dissolve. On the contrary, it becomes even more mysterious. And that is its beauty. Just imagine a world in which every mystery had been solved—how boring it would be! Imagine a world completely governed by logic, reason, and mathematics—how dull and monotonous it would be! Then there would be no room for poetry, romance, love, or meditation."
Osho

"Poetry lies not in the rhythmic combination of rattle-like words, but in the spirit that embraces broad horizons and sees farther and deeper than human eyes." — Romain Rolland
"Poetry is the sun, the sun with its spots and eclipses, illuminating the entire world." — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

“One who has not renounced their weakness, who has neither peace nor humility, whose mind has not found tranquility, will never find their true self on the paths of knowledge” (“Katha Upanishad”)

"Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge." Charles Darwin
"There is so much to know, and so little time to live; and life without knowledge is not life." Baltasar Gracián
"His thought is tranquil, his word is tranquil, and his deed is tranquil. In one who is tranquil and liberated, there is perfect knowledge." Buddha

“The highest path begins when the five senses and the mind are stilled, and when the intellect is silent. This tranquility of the senses is yoga” (“Katha Upanishad”).

"Before judging someone, put on their shoes and walk their path, taste their tears, feel their pain. Stumble over every stone they have stumbled over. Only then tell them that you know how to live correctly." — The 14th Dalai Lama

“There is one supreme Mind, transcending all minds. It is far and near. It is above all worlds and at the same time pervades everything.”
Upanishads

“The harmony of natural law reveals a Supreme Intelligence so far beyond us that all-encompassing human thought, compared with it, turns out to be nothing more than a very insignificant reflection.” Albert Einstein
“Such an elegant arrangement of the Sun, planets, and comets could not have come about in any other way than through the intention and will of a powerful and intelligent Being. This Supreme Intelligence governs everything—not as the soul of the world, but as the Lord of all.” Isaac Newton

"Whoever wants to see the living God should seek Him not in the empty firmament of his own mind, but in human love."
Fyodor Dostoevsky

"And God created man as one,
From air, water, fire, and clay. God gave man sight and hands,
Gave him a mind to comprehend knowledge. Our Creator gave man speech,
So that he might become the pinnacle of all earthly things. And He gave us reason to gain knowledge,
So that we might perform good deeds. God gave us conscience, gave us shame, and yet
Evil grew strong within us, and falsehood took root. Which path we choose depends on us.
Be worthy—and Allah will exalt you."
Yusuf Balasaguni

"Duty without love brings no joy (it brings sorrow). Truth without love makes a person critical (dependent on criticism). Education without love gives rise to contradictions. Order without love makes a person petty. Subject knowledge without love makes a person always right. Possession without love makes a person stingy. Faith without love makes a person a fanatic. Woe to those who are stingy with love. Why live if not to love?" — Lao Tzu

“One who sees that all beings dwell in the Supreme,
and the Supreme in every being, cannot despise anyone.”
Upanishads

"God is much like a fountain, filling various vessels according to their capacity. Above the fountain is this inscription: \"Equality that is unequal for all.\" The smaller vessel holds less, but in this it is equal to the larger one: both are equally full." Hryhorii Savvych Skovoroda

“For one who sees the spiritual nature of all living beings, there is no place for either delusion or sorrow.”
Upanishads

"Such is human nature—people replace most of their own emotions with fear." Paulo Coelho
"Observe nature carefully, and you will understand everything much better." Albert Einstein
"The art of medicine consists in amusing the patient while nature takes care of curing the disease." Voltaire

“This Atman cannot be grasped by the power of the mind, by teaching, or by diligent study of the scriptures. It is grasped only by the one whom He Himself chooses” (Katha Upanishad)

"Just think about it: it turns out that there are no stupid people incapable of learning. If a person has difficulty absorbing knowledge, it means that their inner rhythm requires the material to be presented differently." — Max Frei, "The Dead Man's Chest"

"A person's life is a struggle between ignorance and knowledge. Every day, we make a decision—to close or open our minds to something new. As soon as a person stops seeking something new and looking within, they become ignorant..."
Robert Kiyosaki

"The sea's world is both small and vast,
Depending on knowledge, the old man told me—
Whoever seeks the Truth will reach the depths,
Its depth is worthy of being known...
Where a fool sees a muddy puddle,
A wise man finds a crystal spring."
Kamil Yusupov