Game Bring Characters from Different Books to Life

[1965]

"I have learned to look upon death as an old debt that must be paid sooner or later." Albert Einstein
"Consider whether what you promise is right and possible, for a promise is a debt." Confucius

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<div class="bbWrapper">"I have learned to look upon death as an old debt that must be paid sooner or later." Albert Einstein<br /> "Consider whether what you promise is right and possible, for a promise is a debt." Confucius</div>

 

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“In this world, I have proclaimed a twofold path, O sinless one: the path of knowledge for contemplative people and the path of action for active people.”
“Bhagavad Gita”

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<div class="bbWrapper">“In this world, I have proclaimed a twofold path, O sinless one: the path of knowledge for contemplative people and the path of action for active people.”<br /> “Bhagavad Gita”</div>

 

[1965]

"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress and giving birth to evolution." Albert Einstein
"Complete ignorance is not the greatest evil. The accumulation of poorly assimilated knowledge is even worse." Plato

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress and giving birth to evolution." Albert Einstein<br /> "Complete ignorance is not the greatest evil. The accumulation of poorly assimilated knowledge is even worse." Plato</div>

 

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“One must not cause distress to others with one’s words. Naturally, a teacher, when speaking with students and instructing them, must tell the truth, but when addressing others who are not his students, he should speak in such a way that his words do not cause distress in their minds.”

Srila Abhay Charanaravinda Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. Bhagavad Gita As It Is:

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<div class="bbWrapper">“One must not cause distress to others with one’s words. Naturally, a teacher, when speaking with students and instructing them, must tell the truth, but when addressing others who are not his students, he should speak in such a way that his words do not cause distress in their minds.”<br /> <br /> Srila Abhay Charanaravinda Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. Bhagavad Gita As It Is:</div>

 

[1965]

"Guard your words more carefully than coins.
Listen to the end, then give advice.
You were given two ears and one tongue,
So that you could listen to two and give one piece of advice."
Omar Khayyam
"Guard the purity of your language as a sacred treasure! Never use foreign words. The Russian language is so rich and flexible that we have nothing to take from those who are poorer than us." I. S. Turgenev

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Guard your words more carefully than coins.<br /> Listen to the end, then give advice.<br /> You were given two ears and one tongue,<br /> So that you could listen to two and give one piece of advice."<br /> Omar Khayyam<br /> "Guard the purity of your language as a sacred treasure! Never use foreign words. The Russian language is so rich and flexible that we have nothing to take from those who are poorer than us." I. S. Turgenev</div>

 

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“There are many great universities in the world where various sciences are studied, but there is not a single educational institution where the science of the soul is taught. Yet the soul is the most important thing in the body: a body deprived of the soul ceases to have any value.”

. Bhagavad Gita

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<div class="bbWrapper">“There are many great universities in the world where various sciences are studied, but there is not a single educational institution where the science of the soul is taught. Yet the soul is the most important thing in the body: a body deprived of the soul ceases to have any value.”<br /> <br /> . Bhagavad Gita</div>

 

[1965]

"Whether you are human or beast, there is no difference. As long as your heart has a friend, you can always find inner peace.
—You've gone crazy, old man. There is no one else like you on Earth.
—No? I think you're mistaken. The human soul is like a reflection in water. People often speak or behave contrary to their true feelings. Yet in reality, all human hearts wish to connect and understand one another. The same is true of beasts." Naruto: “Shippuden.”

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Whether you are human or beast, there is no difference. As long as your heart has a friend, you can always find inner peace.<br /> —You've gone crazy, old man. There is no one else like you on Earth.<br /> —No? I think you're mistaken. The human soul is like a reflection in water. People often speak or behave contrary to their true feelings. Yet in reality, all human hearts wish to connect and understand one another. The same is true of beasts." Naruto: “Shippuden.”</div>

 

[1994]

"What is the soul? The soul is the very essence of ideal beauty. I would dream of breathing beauty's soul into myself, as one breathes in the fragrance of a rose, and then, if necessary, dying. The feminine soul is contained in beauty, just as the masculine soul is contained in strength. If the two could be united in one person, we would have the ideal of art that people have dreamed of ever since art came into existence. But art is incapable of creating a living rose, although it can make it more beautiful."
Oscar Wilde

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<div class="bbWrapper"><span style="font-family: 'Source Sans Pro'"><span style="color: rgb(37, 38, 38)">"What is the soul? The soul is the very essence of ideal beauty. I would dream of breathing beauty's soul into myself, as one breathes in the fragrance of a rose, and then, if necessary, dying. The feminine soul is contained in beauty, just as the masculine soul is contained in strength. If the two could be united in one person, we would have the ideal of art that people have dreamed of ever since art came into existence. But art is incapable of creating a living rose, although it can make it more beautiful."<br /> Oscar Wilde </span></span></div>

 

[1965]

"Love is not a feeling, not pleasure, not desire, nor its fulfillment. It is neither jealousy nor hatred. To experience it, one must be highly receptive to beauty. I am not speaking of masculine or feminine beauty. The beauty I am speaking of exists where there is no ego." Jiddu Krishnamurti

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Love is not a feeling, not pleasure, not desire, nor its fulfillment. It is neither jealousy nor hatred. To experience it, one must be highly receptive to beauty. I am not speaking of masculine or feminine beauty. The beauty I am speaking of exists where there is no ego." Jiddu Krishnamurti</div>

 

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“Fools and ignoramuses believe that chaos reigns in nature and that everything existing in the world arose by chance. Many so-called scientists put forward various hypotheses and build conjectures. But there is no room for conjecture in nature. Everything that occurs in the material world follows a specific design. What is it? The material world is intended to give conditioned souls the opportunity to return home, to God. As long as living beings retain the desire to dominate, compelling them to seek material pleasures, they will remain in a conditioned state. However, the most intelligent among people is the one who has managed to understand the design of the Supreme Lord and develop consciousness within himself...”

. Bhagavad-gita As It Is:

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<div class="bbWrapper">“Fools and ignoramuses believe that chaos reigns in nature and that everything existing in the world arose by chance. Many so-called scientists put forward various hypotheses and build conjectures. But there is no room for conjecture in nature. Everything that occurs in the material world follows a specific design. What is it? The material world is intended to give conditioned souls the opportunity to return home, to God. As long as living beings retain the desire to dominate, compelling them to seek material pleasures, they will remain in a conditioned state. However, the most intelligent among people is the one who has managed to understand the design of the Supreme Lord and develop consciousness within himself...”<br /> <br /> . Bhagavad-gita As It Is:</div>

 

[1994]

“And yet, in order not to lose free will, I shall assume that perhaps fate governs only half of all our affairs, while it leaves the other half, or thereabouts, to be governed by us.”
Niccolò Machiavelli

“People are inclined to blame fate, the gods, and anything else for their misfortunes—but never themselves.”
Plato

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<div class="bbWrapper">“And yet, in order not to lose free will, I shall assume that perhaps fate governs only half of all our affairs, while it leaves the other half, or thereabouts, to be governed by us.”<br /> Niccolò Machiavelli<br /> <br /> “People are inclined to blame fate, the gods, and anything else for their misfortunes—but never themselves.”<br /> Plato</div>

 

[1965]

“You cannot take responsibility for everyone whom fate brings into your life. If someone cannot be happy while associating with you, there is no point in wasting your emotional energy trying to change them or solve their problems. There are many other people to whom you can bring joy and happiness while enjoying their company yourself. If a romantic relationship does not bring you satisfaction, do not cling to it.” Voltaire

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<div class="bbWrapper">“You cannot take responsibility for everyone whom fate brings into your life. If someone cannot be happy while associating with you, there is no point in wasting your emotional energy trying to change them or solve their problems. There are many other people to whom you can bring joy and happiness while enjoying their company yourself. If a romantic relationship does not bring you satisfaction, do not cling to it.” Voltaire</div>

 

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“To make the mind ascetic, one must abstain from sensual pleasures. The mind should be trained always to think about how to do good for others. The best way to control the mind is to be restrained in one’s thoughts.”

Bhagavad-gita

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<div class="bbWrapper">“To make the mind ascetic, one must abstain from sensual pleasures. The mind should be trained always to think about how to do good for others. The best way to control the mind is to be restrained in one’s thoughts.”<br /> <br /> Bhagavad-gita</div>

 

[1994]

“The habit of restraint in judgment—a habit that often served as my key to the most difficult natures.” Francis Scott Fitzgerald

“By your own restraint, you will drive the restraint of another beyond its bounds—and then his desires will reveal themselves, though his heart had been impenetrable.”
Balthasar Gracián

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<div class="bbWrapper">“The habit of restraint in judgment—a habit that often served as my key to the most difficult natures.” Francis Scott Fitzgerald<br /> <br /> “By your own restraint, you will drive the restraint of another beyond its bounds—and then his desires will reveal themselves, though his heart had been impenetrable.”<br /> Balthasar Gracián</div>

 

[21778]

As human beings, we are endowed with a God-given ability
to cast off any habit and any limitation, extending our consciousness
throughout all creation, penetrating not only the hearts of all beings,
but also transcending the distances to the most distant stars.

Our innate vastness is capable of containing an even more magnificent expanse.
How incredible our possibilities are! We are infinite!
I constantly live in this sphere of infinity, becoming aware of my body only occasionally.

Now you are limited; but when, through daily deep meditation,
you are able to shift your consciousness from the finite to the Infinite, you will become free.

You are not meant to be prisoners of the body.
Each of you is a child of God; you must live according to your divine birthright.


* Paramahansa Yogananda, from the book “The Eternal Quest”

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<div class="bbWrapper"><i><span style="font-family: 'tahoma'">As human beings, we are endowed with a God-given ability</span></i><br /> <span style="font-family: 'tahoma'"><i>to cast off any habit and any limitation, extending our consciousness<br /> throughout all creation, penetrating not only the hearts of all beings,<br /> but also transcending the distances to the most distant stars.<br /> <br /> Our innate vastness is capable of containing an even more magnificent expanse.<br /> How incredible our possibilities are! We are infinite!<br /> I constantly live in this sphere of infinity, becoming aware of my body only occasionally.<br /> <br /> Now you are limited; but when, through daily deep meditation,<br /> you are able to shift your consciousness from the finite to the Infinite, you will become free.<br /> <br /> You are not meant to be prisoners of the body.</i></span><br /> <i><span style="font-family: 'tahoma'">Each of you is a child of God; you must live according to your divine birthright.</span></i><br /> <br /> <br /> <b><span style="font-size: 18px">*</span></b><i><span style="font-family: 'tahoma'"> Paramahansa Yogananda, from the book “The Eternal Quest”</span></i></div>

 

[1965]

"It was a strange department. Their slogan was: 'Understanding infinity requires infinite time.'
I did not argue with that, but they drew an unexpected conclusion from it: 'So whether you work or not, it makes no difference.'
They did not work in the interests of preventing an increase in the entropy of the Universe."
The Strugatsky brothers, "Monday Begins on Saturday"

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<div class="bbWrapper">"It was a strange department. Their slogan was: 'Understanding infinity requires infinite time.'<br /> I did not argue with that, but they drew an unexpected conclusion from it: 'So whether you work or not, it makes no difference.'<br /> They did not work in the interests of preventing an increase in the entropy of the Universe."<br /> The Strugatsky brothers, "Monday Begins on Saturday"</div>

 

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“Sometimes, moved by compassion, people give alms to the poor, but if such a person is unworthy of it, then by giving to them, we do not come closer to spiritual perfection. In other words, the Vedic scriptures do not recommend giving donations to just anyone.”

. Bhagavad Gita As It Is ::

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<div class="bbWrapper">“Sometimes, moved by compassion, people give alms to the poor, but if such a person is unworthy of it, then by giving to them, we do not come closer to spiritual perfection. In other words, the Vedic scriptures do not recommend giving donations to just anyone.”<br /> <br /> . Bhagavad Gita As It Is ::</div>

 

[1994]

“Know the proper measure in charity: excessive help can make a good person helpless.”
Frank Lloyd Wright

"When people suggest sacrificing happiness for the sake of progress, they fail to understand that happiness is precisely the meaning of all progress."
G. K. Chesterton

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<div class="bbWrapper">“Know the proper measure in charity: excessive help can make a good person helpless.”<br /> Frank Lloyd Wright<br /> <br /> "When people suggest sacrificing happiness for the sake of progress, they fail to understand that happiness is precisely the meaning of all progress."<br /> G. K. Chesterton</div>

 

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As much benefit as there is in a well
when water is abundant all around,
so much [пользы] there is in all the Vedas
for a Brahmin who possesses knowledge

Bhagavad Gita

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<div class="bbWrapper">As much benefit as there is in a well<br /> when water is abundant all around,<br /> so much [пользы] there is in all the Vedas<br /> for a Brahmin who possesses knowledge<br /> <br /> Bhagavad Gita</div>

 

[1965]

"Although there is no object in the world weaker and gentler than water, it can destroy the hardest object." Lao Tzu
"Water, you have no taste, no color, no smell; you cannot be described, and yet you are enjoyed without knowing what you are. You are not merely necessary for life—you are life itself. With you, bliss spreads through our entire being, a bliss that cannot be explained by our five senses alone. You restore to us the strength and qualities we had already given up for lost.
Through your mercy, the springs of the heart that had run dry open once again." Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, "Wind, Sand and Stars"

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Although there is no object in the world weaker and gentler than water, it can destroy the hardest object." Lao Tzu<br /> "Water, you have no taste, no color, no smell; you cannot be described, and yet you are enjoyed without knowing what you are. You are not merely necessary for life—you are life itself. With you, bliss spreads through our entire being, a bliss that cannot be explained by our five senses alone. You restore to us the strength and qualities we had already given up for lost.<br /> Through your mercy, the springs of the heart that had run dry open once again." Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, "Wind, Sand and Stars"</div>