Game Bring Characters from Different Books to Life

[1965]

"The purpose of life is self-expression. To fully express our essence—that is why we live. And in our age, people have begun to fear themselves. They have forgotten that the highest duty is the duty we owe to ourselves. Of course, they are compassionate. They will feed the hungry and clothe the poor. But their own souls are naked and starving. We have lost our courage. Or perhaps we never had it. Fear of public opinion is the foundation of morality, and fear before God—the fear on which religion rests. That is what rules over us." Oscar Wilde, "The Picture of Dorian Gray"

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<div class="bbWrapper">"The purpose of life is self-expression. To fully express our essence—that is why we live. And in our age, people have begun to fear themselves. They have forgotten that the highest duty is the duty we owe to ourselves. Of course, they are compassionate. They will feed the hungry and clothe the poor. But their own souls are naked and starving. We have lost our courage. Or perhaps we never had it. Fear of public opinion is the foundation of morality, and fear before God—the fear on which religion rests. That is what rules over us." Oscar Wilde, "The Picture of Dorian Gray"</div>

 

[1994]

"Loneliness is a state in which you are sick of yourself, tired of yourself, fed up with yourself, and want to go somewhere and lose yourself in someone else. Self-sufficiency is when your essence fills you with an exquisite thrill. You are happy to be yourself. You do not need to go anywhere. You are self-sufficient. But then something new appears in your essence. You are so full that you can no longer contain it all. You need to share it; you need to give it away. And whoever accepts this gift, you will feel grateful to them for accepting it."
Osho

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Loneliness is a state in which you are sick of yourself, tired of yourself, fed up with yourself, and want to go somewhere and lose yourself in someone else. Self-sufficiency is when your essence fills you with an exquisite thrill. You are happy to be yourself. You do not need to go anywhere. You are self-sufficient. But then something new appears in your essence. You are so full that you can no longer contain it all. You need to share it; you need to give it away. And whoever accepts this gift, you will feel grateful to them for accepting it."<br /> Osho</div>

 

[1965]

"A self-sufficient person is not someone who, having shut themselves away autonomously, stews in their own juices while cultivating their separateness, but someone who has managed to establish harmonious interaction with their environment and their fellow human beings, based on voluntary and mutually enriching energy exchange." Venta

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<div class="bbWrapper">"A self-sufficient person is not someone who, having shut themselves away autonomously, stews in their own juices while cultivating their separateness, but someone who has managed to establish harmonious interaction with their environment and their fellow human beings, based on voluntary and mutually enriching energy exchange." Venta</div>

 

[1994]

"Harmony is far from the only thing that binds human hearts together. Shared suffering unites people much more strongly. Shared wounds. Shared fears. There is no relief without a cry of pain, just as there is no peace without bloodshed or forgiveness without irreparable loss. This is what lies at the heart of true, rather than abstract, harmony..."
Haruki Murakami

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Harmony is far from the only thing that binds human hearts together. Shared suffering unites people much more strongly. Shared wounds. Shared fears. There is no relief without a cry of pain, just as there is no peace without bloodshed or forgiveness without irreparable loss. This is what lies at the heart of true, rather than abstract, harmony..."<br /> Haruki Murakami</div>

 

[1965]

"Amid disorder, find simplicity; amid discord, find harmony; in difficulty, find opportunity." Albert Einstein
"Learn to see where everything is dark, and hear where everything is quiet. In darkness you will see light; in silence you will hear harmony." Zhuangzi

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Amid disorder, find simplicity; amid discord, find harmony; in difficulty, find opportunity." Albert Einstein<br /> "Learn to see where everything is dark, and hear where everything is quiet. In darkness you will see light; in silence you will hear harmony." Zhuangzi</div>

 

[009988]

Harmony in life is possible only through balance of mind, soul, and body. It is not enough to “think correctly”; we need to live everyday life in harmony with these “good” thoughts, feel well-being throughout our body, and experience acceptance and gratitude for the moment.
Svetlana Dobrovolskaya

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<div class="bbWrapper">Harmony in life is possible only through balance of mind, soul, and body. It is not enough to “think correctly”; we need to live everyday life in harmony with these “good” thoughts, feel well-being throughout our body, and experience acceptance and gratitude for the moment.<br /> Svetlana Dobrovolskaya</div>

 

[1965]

"When circumstances disrupt your peace of mind, regain your composure as quickly as possible, and do not remain in a depressed mood for too long; otherwise, nothing will be able to help you. The habit of restoring harmony will perfect you." Marcus Aurelius

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<div class="bbWrapper">"When circumstances disrupt your peace of mind, regain your composure as quickly as possible, and do not remain in a depressed mood for too long; otherwise, nothing will be able to help you. The habit of restoring harmony will perfect you." Marcus Aurelius</div>

 

[009988]

“There are no mistakes. There is experience that requires reflection.” The idea is that every decision we made in the past was the only possible one at that moment, given our set of stereotypes and knowledge. There is no point in blaming ourselves—now we are different, and accepting this experience with gratitude for the lessons opens the way to new possibilities.

Svetlana Dobrovolskaya

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<div class="bbWrapper">“There are no mistakes. There is experience that requires reflection.” The idea is that every decision we made in the past was the only possible one at that moment, given our set of stereotypes and knowledge. There is no point in blaming ourselves—now we are different, and accepting this experience with gratitude for the lessons opens the way to new possibilities.<br /> <br /> Svetlana Dobrovolskaya</div>

 

[1994]

"It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without shortcomings; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly; so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat."
Theodore Roosevelt

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<div class="bbWrapper">"It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without shortcomings; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly; so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat."<br /> Theodore Roosevelt</div>

 

[303707]

"Nothing of value can arise from ambition or a sense of duty. Values arise through love and devotion to people and to the objective realities of this world."
Albert Einstein

“Life’s work, its purpose, is joy. Rejoice in the sky, the sun, the stars, the grass, the trees, the animals, and people. And make sure that nothing disturbs this joy. If this joy is disturbed, it means that you have made a mistake somewhere—find that mistake and correct it.”
L. N. Tolstoy

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Nothing of value can arise from ambition or a sense of duty. Values arise through love and devotion to people and to the objective realities of this world."<br /> Albert Einstein<br /> <br /> “Life’s work, its purpose, is joy. Rejoice in the sky, the sun, the stars, the grass, the trees, the animals, and people. And make sure that nothing disturbs this joy. If this joy is disturbed, it means that you have made a mistake somewhere—find that mistake and correct it.”<br /> L. N. Tolstoy</div>

 

[1965]

"For the sun to rise, it needs neither prayers nor incantations; it simply begins to send its rays, bringing joy to all. So do not wait for applause, noise, or praise to do good. Perform good deeds willingly, and you will be loved like the sun." Epictetus

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<div class="bbWrapper">"For the sun to rise, it needs neither prayers nor incantations; it simply begins to send its rays, bringing joy to all. So do not wait for applause, noise, or praise to do good. Perform good deeds willingly, and you will be loved like the sun." Epictetus</div>

 

[009988]

We should ask not for a situational easing of our circumstances, but for the strengthening of our Spirit and the clarification of our consciousness: to remind us of our divine nature—of what we are living in such a fantastic time for!

Svetlana Dobrovolskaya

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<div class="bbWrapper">We should ask not for a situational easing of our circumstances, but for the strengthening of our Spirit and the clarification of our consciousness: to remind us of our divine nature—of what we are living in such a fantastic time for!<br /> <br /> Svetlana Dobrovolskaya</div>

 

[1965]

"The one who does good to another does the greatest good to himself—not in the sense that he will be rewarded for it, but because the awareness of having done good gives him great joy." Seneca
"Consciousness is a diamond; its purity determines the value of human life. What fills your cup of consciousness?" Lao Tzu

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<div class="bbWrapper">"The one who does good to another does the greatest good to himself—not in the sense that he will be rewarded for it, but because the awareness of having done good gives him great joy." Seneca<br /> "Consciousness is a diamond; its purity determines the value of human life. What fills your cup of consciousness?" Lao Tzu</div>

 

[1994]

"One of the main causes of apathy is the absence of a purpose in life. When there is nothing to strive for, strength declines and consciousness sinks into a drowsy state. Conversely, when there is a desire to achieve something, the energy of intention becomes active and vitality increases.
If everything is going wrong, you need to find and set yourself a goal. Without a goal, existence is aimless and amorphous. To begin with, you can make yourself the goal—work on yourself. What could bring you self-respect and satisfaction? There are many paths to self-improvement: appearance, intellect, physical fitness, and so on. You can set yourself the goal of improving one or several aspects. You know best what will bring you satisfaction. Then your taste for life will return, and everything else will fall into place automatically."
Vadim Zeland

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<div class="bbWrapper">"One of the main causes of apathy is the absence of a purpose in life. When there is nothing to strive for, strength declines and consciousness sinks into a drowsy state. Conversely, when there is a desire to achieve something, the energy of intention becomes active and vitality increases.<br /> If everything is going wrong, you need to find and set yourself a goal. Without a goal, existence is aimless and amorphous. To begin with, you can make yourself the goal—work on yourself. What could bring you self-respect and satisfaction? There are many paths to self-improvement: appearance, intellect, physical fitness, and so on. You can set yourself the goal of improving one or several aspects. You know best what will bring you satisfaction. Then your taste for life will return, and everything else will fall into place automatically."<br /> Vadim Zeland</div>

 

[009988]

“Work while repeating the name of God. You cannot comprehend the higher essence of karma accompanied by the repetition of God’s name. I say all this for the sake of humanity. To work, have good thoughts, and devote yourself to humane service to people—this is the best lot.” Babaji combined work with spiritual practice (nama japa—the repetition of the name), showing how inner work and service complement each other.
“Adhere to one principle: Truth, Simplicity, and Love. Live in Truth, Simplicity, and Love, and practice karma yoga.” This phrase contains the foundation of his teaching: harmony in thought, simplicity, and service through work

Babaji

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<div class="bbWrapper">“Work while repeating the name of God. You cannot comprehend the higher essence of karma accompanied by the repetition of God’s name. I say all this for the sake of humanity. To work, have good thoughts, and devote yourself to humane service to people—this is the best lot.” Babaji combined work with spiritual practice (nama japa—the repetition of the name), showing how inner work and service complement each other. <br /> “Adhere to one principle: Truth, Simplicity, and Love. Live in Truth, Simplicity, and Love, and practice karma yoga.” This phrase contains the foundation of his teaching: harmony in thought, simplicity, and service through work <br /> <br /> Babaji</div>

 

[1994]

“If divine punishment truly existed, it would carry out the sentence at the stage of evil intent.”
Gennady Moskvin

“Even chance encounters are the result of karma… The things in life are predetermined by our previous lives.”
Haruki Murakami

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<div class="bbWrapper">“If divine punishment truly existed, it would carry out the sentence at the stage of evil intent.”<br /> Gennady Moskvin<br /> <br /> “Even chance encounters are the result of karma… The things in life are predetermined by our previous lives.”<br /> Haruki Murakami</div>

 

[303707]

“I understood that all the things I feared and that feared me are good or evil only to the extent that they affect my mind.”
Benedict Spinoza

“Value things not for how much they cost, but for how much they mean.”
Paulo Coelho

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<div class="bbWrapper">“I understood that all the things I feared and that feared me are good or evil only to the extent that they affect my mind.”<br /> Benedict Spinoza <br /> <br /> “Value things not for how much they cost, but for how much they mean.”<br /> Paulo Coelho</div>

 

[1965]

“Never has any religion—directly or indirectly, dogmatically or allegorically—contained the truth. For every religion was born out of fear and need and entered life through the delusions of the mind.” Friedrich Nietzsche
“The mind, once it has expanded its boundaries, will never return to its former limits.” Albert Einstein

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<div class="bbWrapper">“Never has any religion—directly or indirectly, dogmatically or allegorically—contained the truth. For every religion was born out of fear and need and entered life through the delusions of the mind.” Friedrich Nietzsche<br /> “The mind, once it has expanded its boundaries, will never return to its former limits.” Albert Einstein</div>

 

[303707]

“What he felt for this little creature was nothing like what he had expected. There was nothing cheerful or joyful in this feeling; on the contrary, it was a new, agonizing fear. It was an awareness of a new area of vulnerability. And this awareness was so painful at first, and the fear that this helpless creature might suffer was so strong, that because of it he did not even notice the strange feeling of senseless joy and even pride that he experienced when the child sneezed.”
Leo Tolstoy, “Anna Karenina”

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<div class="bbWrapper">“What he felt for this little creature was nothing like what he had expected. There was nothing cheerful or joyful in this feeling; on the contrary, it was a new, agonizing fear. It was an awareness of a new area of vulnerability. And this awareness was so painful at first, and the fear that this helpless creature might suffer was so strong, that because of it he did not even notice the strange feeling of senseless joy and even pride that he experienced when the child sneezed.”<br /> Leo Tolstoy, “Anna Karenina”</div>

 

[009988]

Repeat the Divine Name—practice Japa Nam.

Find religion in your heart and follow it, for all religions lead to the One God.

Babaji

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<div class="bbWrapper">Repeat the Divine Name—practice Japa Nam.<br /> <br /> Find religion in your heart and follow it, for all religions lead to the One God.<br /> <br /> Babaji</div>