Game Bring Characters from Different Books to Life

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"A truly happy person remains so everywhere: in a luxurious mansion and in a modest hut, in abundance and in need.

For they have discovered the source of joy within themselves. Until a person finds this spring in their heart, no external blessings will make them happy."
Hazrat Inayat Khan

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<div class="bbWrapper">"A truly happy person remains so everywhere: in a luxurious mansion and in a modest hut, in abundance and in need.<br /> <br /> For they have discovered the source of joy within themselves. Until a person finds this spring in their heart, no external blessings will make them happy."<br /> Hazrat Inayat Khan</div>

 

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Be like a lion to the world in fearlessness and majesty, like a camel in patience and service, and like a cow in calm, forgiving maternal compassion. Savor all God’s joys greedily, like a lion devouring its prey, but lead all humanity with you to bask and graze in these boundless fields of abundance and ecstasy.

Sri Aurobindo

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<div class="bbWrapper">Be like a lion to the world in fearlessness and majesty, like a camel in patience and service, and like a cow in calm, forgiving maternal compassion. Savor all God’s joys greedily, like a lion devouring its prey, but lead all humanity with you to bask and graze in these boundless fields of abundance and ecstasy.<br /> <br /> Sri Aurobindo</div>

 

[1965]

"I think women are kinder than men by nature. We have an ineradicable maternal instinct, which primarily implies protection. One must protect a child, whether one’s own or someone else’s—it doesn’t matter." Elizaveta Petrovna Glinka.
"Motherhood is a fact. Fatherhood is an opinion." Oscar Wilde

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<div class="bbWrapper">"I think women are kinder than men by nature. We have an ineradicable maternal instinct, which primarily implies protection. One must protect a child, whether one’s own or someone else’s—it doesn’t matter." Elizaveta Petrovna Glinka.<br /> "Motherhood is a fact. Fatherhood is an opinion." Oscar Wilde</div>

 

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To see the structure of the Sun or the outlines of Mars is undoubtedly a great achievement; but when you have an instrument that shows you the human soul as clearly as the palm of your hand, you will laugh at the wonders of physical science as you would at children’s rattles.

Sri Aurobindo

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<div class="bbWrapper">To see the structure of the Sun or the outlines of Mars is undoubtedly a great achievement; but when you have an instrument that shows you the human soul as clearly as the palm of your hand, you will laugh at the wonders of physical science as you would at children’s rattles.<br /> <br /> Sri Aurobindo</div>

 

[1965]

"The purpose of philosophy lies not in speculative conjectures and constructing pictures of the WORLD, but in revealing how people should live, what they should be guided by, and how they should influence others and themselves. A person’s everyday life is an art. Fundamental knowledge should be directed toward oneself, toward the activity of one’s soul in the search for truth and the meaning of life." Socrates

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<div class="bbWrapper">"The purpose of philosophy lies not in speculative conjectures and constructing pictures of the WORLD, but in revealing how people should live, what they should be guided by, and how they should influence others and themselves. A person’s everyday life is an art. Fundamental knowledge should be directed toward oneself, toward the activity of one’s soul in the search for truth and the meaning of life." Socrates</div>

 

[1994]

"The hardest thing is to know oneself; the easiest is to give advice to others."
Thales of Miletus

"Know yourself! I did. And that does not make it any easier for me to know another. On the contrary, as soon as I begin to judge a person by myself, one misunderstanding after another arises."
Marina Tsvetaeva

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<div class="bbWrapper">"The hardest thing is to know oneself; the easiest is to give advice to others."<br /> Thales of Miletus<br /> <br /> "Know yourself! I did. And that does not make it any easier for me to know another. On the contrary, as soon as I begin to judge a person by myself, one misunderstanding after another arises."<br /> Marina Tsvetaeva</div>

 

[1965]

❝ It is important to learn to draw wisdom from different sources. If you take it from only one source, it becomes rigid and dry. Learn to understand others—other elements and other peoples—and you yourself will become perfect. ❞

"Avatar: "
"There are three things that are extraordinarily difficult to do—to break steel, crush a diamond, and know oneself." Benjamin Franklin

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<div class="bbWrapper">❝ It is important to learn to draw wisdom from different sources. If you take it from only one source, it becomes rigid and dry. Learn to understand others—other elements and other peoples—and you yourself will become perfect. ❞<br /> <br /> "Avatar: "<br /> "There are three things that are extraordinarily difficult to do—to break steel, crush a diamond, and know oneself." Benjamin Franklin</div>

 

[1994]

"On the ancient Greek portal of the ancient world, it was inscribed: know yourself.
On the portal of the modern world, it will be inscribed: be yourself."
Oscar Wilde

"Yes, one must pretend, one must deceive always and in everything. And all because within me there are probably thoughts, plans, hopes—cruel, magnificent, merciless—and I know nothing about them. Humanity set out toward other worlds and new civilizations without fully knowing its own soul: its hidden corners, dead ends, bottomless wells, and tightly boarded-up doors."
Stanisław Lem, "Solaris"

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<div class="bbWrapper">"On the ancient Greek portal of the ancient world, it was inscribed: know yourself.<br /> On the portal of the modern world, it will be inscribed: be yourself."<br /> Oscar Wilde<br /> <br /> "Yes, one must pretend, one must deceive always and in everything. And all because within me there are probably thoughts, plans, hopes—cruel, magnificent, merciless—and I know nothing about them. Humanity set out toward other worlds and new civilizations without fully knowing its own soul: its hidden corners, dead ends, bottomless wells, and tightly boarded-up doors."<br /> Stanisław Lem, "Solaris"</div>

 

[1965]

"Having money is absolutely necessary, but one must not forget that the purpose of money is not idleness, but multiplying resources for useful service. There is nothing more abhorrent to me than an idle life. None of us has the right to it. There is no place for parasites in civilization." Henry Ford

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Having money is absolutely necessary, but one must not forget that the purpose of money is not idleness, but multiplying resources for useful service. There is nothing more abhorrent to me than an idle life. None of us has the right to it. There is no place for parasites in civilization." Henry Ford</div>

 

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When I read to the end with pleasure a boring book, understanding
at the same time all the perfection of its boredom, I knew that my mind had been conquered.

Sri Aurobindo

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<div class="bbWrapper">When I read to the end with pleasure a boring book, understanding<br /> at the same time all the perfection of its boredom, I knew that my mind had been conquered.<br /> <br /> Sri Aurobindo</div>

 

[1965]

"Boredom is inevitable only for those who knew no other pleasures besides sensual and social ones, without taking care to enrich their minds and develop their abilities." Arthur Schopenhauer
"Work drives away from us three great evils—boredom, vice, and poverty. Let us work without overthinking; it is the only way to make life bearable." Voltaire

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Boredom is inevitable only for those who knew no other pleasures besides sensual and social ones, without taking care to enrich their minds and develop their abilities." Arthur Schopenhauer<br /> "Work drives away from us three great evils—boredom, vice, and poverty. Let us work without overthinking; it is the only way to make life bearable." Voltaire</div>

 

[1994]

"There is nothing more pleasant in the world than knowing that you are needed. It is another matter when work is aimless—that is when a person loses all confidence in themselves."
John Steinbeck, "The Pastures of Heaven"

"The useful and the useless, like good and evil in general, develop together, and a person must be able to make a choice for themselves."
Mahatma Gandhi

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<div class="bbWrapper">"There is nothing more pleasant in the world than knowing that you are needed. It is another matter when work is aimless—that is when a person loses all confidence in themselves."<br /> John Steinbeck, "The Pastures of Heaven"<br /> <br /> "The useful and the useless, like good and evil in general, develop together, and a person must be able to make a choice for themselves."<br /> Mahatma Gandhi</div>

 

[1965]

"In vain, in the face of the catastrophes of the 20th century, many ask: ‘How could God allow this?’ Yes, He allowed it—He allowed our freedom, but He did not leave us in the darkness of ignorance. The path of good and evil has been shown. And people themselves had to pay for choosing false paths." Albert Einstein

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<div class="bbWrapper">"In vain, in the face of the catastrophes of the 20th century, many ask: ‘How could God allow this?’ Yes, He allowed it—He allowed our freedom, but He did not leave us in the darkness of ignorance. The path of good and evil has been shown. And people themselves had to pay for choosing false paths." Albert Einstein</div>

 

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Thought is an arrow shot in the direction of truth; it may hit the target, but it will never cover the entire mark. Yet the archer is too pleased with his success to strive for anything greater.

Sri Aurobindo

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<div class="bbWrapper">Thought is an arrow shot in the direction of truth; it may hit the target, but it will never cover the entire mark. Yet the archer is too pleased with his success to strive for anything greater.<br /> <br /> Sri Aurobindo</div>

 

[1965]

"Never forget this truth: what you receive from life is what you give to life." Osho
"Archery teaches us how to seek the truth. When an archer misses, they do not blame others but look for the fault within themselves." Confucius

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Never forget this truth: what you receive from life is what you give to life." Osho<br /> "Archery teaches us how to seek the truth. When an archer misses, they do not blame others but look for the fault within themselves." Confucius</div>

 

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The existence of the divine will and providence does not at all give you the right
to sit idly by and rely on His providence for everything, for your action
is one of His principal driving forces. So rise and act—not in your egoism,
but as the circumstance, instrument, and visible cause of an event
predetermined by Him.

Sri Aurobindo

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<div class="bbWrapper">The existence of the divine will and providence does not at all give you the right<br /> to sit idly by and rely on His providence for everything, for your action<br /> is one of His principal driving forces. So rise and act—not in your egoism,<br /> but as the circumstance, instrument, and visible cause of an event<br /> predetermined by Him.<br /> <br /> Sri Aurobindo</div>

 

[1965]

"Despite freedom of will and action, we are held together like stars in the heavens, bound by unbreakable ties. These ties are invisible, but we can feel them. I cut my finger, and it bleeds; this finger is part of me. I see a friend in pain, and that pain wounds me too—we are one with our friend. And when I observe a fallen enemy, even one for whom I would feel the least pity in the universe, I still experience grief. Does this not prove that we are all merely particles of one whole?" Nikola Tesla

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Despite freedom of will and action, we are held together like stars in the heavens, bound by unbreakable ties. These ties are invisible, but we can feel them. I cut my finger, and it bleeds; this finger is part of me. I see a friend in pain, and that pain wounds me too—we are one with our friend. And when I observe a fallen enemy, even one for whom I would feel the least pity in the universe, I still experience grief. Does this not prove that we are all merely particles of one whole?" Nikola Tesla</div>

 

[1994]

"A human being is a part of the whole, which we call the Universe, a part limited in time and space. They experience their thoughts and feelings as something separate from the rest of the world, which is a kind of optical illusion of their consciousness."
Albert Einstein
"Love your neighbor as yourself."
Jesus, New Testament
(because you are parts of one whole)

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<div class="bbWrapper">"A human being is a part of the whole, which we call the Universe, a part limited in time and space. They experience their thoughts and feelings as something separate from the rest of the world, which is a kind of optical illusion of their consciousness."<br /> Albert Einstein<br /> "Love your neighbor as yourself."<br /> Jesus, New Testament<br /> (because you are parts of one whole)</div>

 

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I see Shakespeare as a far greater and more consistent
universalist than the Greeks. All his creations are universal types—from
Lancelot Gobbo and his dog to Lear and Hamlet.

Sri Aurobindo

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<div class="bbWrapper">I see Shakespeare as a far greater and more consistent<br /> universalist than the Greeks. All his creations are universal types—from<br /> Lancelot Gobbo and his dog to Lear and Hamlet.<br /> <br /> Sri Aurobindo</div>

 

[1965]

"Each of us is a sum of happiness and sorrow, a flawless creation of nature, an astonishing act of life in all its diversity. Each of us contains everything." Al Quotion,
"Any human creation, whether literature, music, or painting, is always a self-portrait." Samuel Butler

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Each of us is a sum of happiness and sorrow, a flawless creation of nature, an astonishing act of life in all its diversity. Each of us contains everything." Al Quotion,<br /> "Any human creation, whether literature, music, or painting, is always a self-portrait." Samuel Butler</div>