“In this day and age it takes more courage to put down a blade, than to wave one about.”

“Hope is the medication that humanity consumes to heal the wounds that a harsh reality continues to inflict upon on them.”

“A small voice can be just as loud the lions roar when confronting the deafening silence of indifference.”

“It is not fine clothes, expensive jewels or great titles that ennoble men, its rather men that ennoble clothes, shiny rocks, and names.”

“To defeat a foe, is not to completely dislike them, but is rather, to completely be unlike them”

“To truly bring change, you have to learn to offend a man’s perception of reality while not offending the man.”

“any man whose memory today rests easily in the light of certainty and glory, upon a time lived his life labouring in the shadow of doubt.”

I don’t like the word “normal” when used in regards to a person, as much as it is an adjective, it is a form of social control, an expectation of conformity, a prison without bars imposed by society.

“Greed is born from the moment we look at those above us to see if we have as much as them, whereas compassion and altruism is born from the moment we look at those beneath us to make sure they have as much as us.”

“He who has learned to live detached, has mastered the ability to leave this world, without having to die.”