Top 100 Acharya Prashant Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “Fight so hard, play so hard, that the result stops mattering.”

— Acharya Prashant

2. “Observe your own life, and you will know the Truth.”

— Acharya Prashant

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3. “Spirituality is not the renunciation of life; it is the art of living fully.”

— Acharya Prashant

4. “Don’t be so serious; nothing is too important.”

— Acharya Prashant

5. “An action that arises from fear will only lead to more fear.”

— Acharya Prashant

6. “Right action is its own reward.”

— Acharya Prashant

7. “All spirituality is the discipline to eliminate the unnecessary.”

— Acharya Prashant

8. “The quality of this moment decides the quality of life. If this is life, then the worthiness of this moment is the worthiness of life.”

— Acharya Prashant

9. “Fight the game, not the players.”

— Acharya Prashant

10. “Know a man not by the loudness of his voice, but by the depth of his Silence.”

— Acharya Prashant

11. “Emptiness means to be free of yourself. And where there is emptiness, there is God.”

— Acharya Prashant

12. “Seek Light. See Light. Be Light.”

— Acharya Prashant

13. “With all your imperfections, you are Perfect.”

— Acharya Prashant

14. “When God answers your prayers, he rejects your desires.”

— Acharya Prashant

15. “The mark of a good word is that it takes one to silence.”

— Acharya Prashant

16. “Living well, living fully is the purpose of life. Why ask for another purpose?”

— Acharya Prashant

17. “God, Love, Truth – they are not experiences. They are freedom from experiences.”

— Acharya Prashant

18. “Purpose of life? To come to a point where I can see the stupidity of this question.”

— Acharya Prashant

19. “Nobody is a misfit. In existence, everything is where it should be. Allow things to happen. Do not choose; allow.”

— Acharya Prashant

20. “Learn from kids before you teach them.”

— Acharya Prashant

21. “Life is a role-play; only in attention are the roles chosen wisely.”

— Acharya Prashant

22. “Any search for life must begin by going very close to death. To understand death is to understand life. To die once is to come alive forever.”

— Acharya Prashant

23. “There is no need to give detailed accounts of your life. All your stories are just ego. Just admit “I failed”, and you are home.”

— Acharya Prashant

24. “As soon as the idea that life must have certain specific goals is dropped, everything becomes its own goal. Now nothing remains unimportant.”

— Acharya Prashant

25. “When you’re not bothered whether you’re peaceful or not then it’s peace.”

— Acharya Prashant

26. “In the exam of life, no question is ever repeated.”

— Acharya Prashant

27. “How will it feel to know that you have wasted your one precious life, and now it is too late? Wake up!”

— Acharya Prashant

28. “Life is either a religious festival, or continuous boredom.”

— Acharya Prashant

29. “All my accumulations will be of no use after death. They will just be the life lost in gathering them. I can die any time. Saving is losing.”

— Acharya Prashant

30. “What is liberation? Joy of life- simple, direct, ordinary. Any search for a special is futile and deceptive. Be liberated from your search.”

— Acharya Prashant

31. “To be full of love, one must first be Full.”

— Acharya Prashant

32. “Meditation is that which arises from peace and brings you back to peace.”

— Acharya Prashant

33. “To look for God in material is lust.”

— Acharya Prashant

34. “What to do when its freezing cold and life is throwing rocks at you? Tear away your armours. Meet life bare-chested. Like a lion. Like a lover.”

— Acharya Prashant

35. “Life is not torturing you, deceiving you, or defeating you. Beloved life is just wildly playing with you. Learn to play the great game.”

— Acharya Prashant

36. “Only a spiritual mind can know the smallest right decision. That is our tragedy: an irreligious mind cannot take even the smallest decision rightly. His life is just a melancholy tale of an uninterrupted series of tragedies. Only a spiritual mind can take a right decision – big or small.”

— Acharya Prashant

37. “Stop thinking that you are alive. You are not the one who lives. Life lives. Not you. Just life.”

— Acharya Prashant

38. “With the eyes, you see something; with the I, nothing.”

— Acharya Prashant

39. “Prayer cannot be an activity. Prayer is your very being.”

— Acharya Prashant

40. “When you see it, you become free from it. Seeing is the realization of freedom.”

— Acharya Prashant

41. “How will you realise your vastness if you are so caught in your petty affairs? Why must so much of my life and energy go into the trivial?”

— Acharya Prashant

42. “Self-preservation is an escape from life.”

— Acharya Prashant

43. “I am a character in my own dream. There are many other characters as well. The interplay of my character with the others is called my life.”

— Acharya Prashant

44. “The spontaneous energy of life, when denied expression, shows up in the form of desire. Desire: Spontaneity stifled and relegated to future.”

— Acharya Prashant

45. “A person is a friend, a person is a worthwhile companion, only if in that person’s company you can feel alone, you can feel relaxed and peaceful, only if the person’s company does not make itself felt.”

— Acharya Prashant

46. “What is ego? The idea that I am more alive or more intelligent than anybody or anything else. Temporalisation or localisation of life is ego.”

— Acharya Prashant

47. “The more I am afraid of life, the more I will be afraid of death. I do not fear life, how can I fear death? Fear of death is fear of life.”

— Acharya Prashant

48. “Mind immersed in its source, is the mind in its calm witnessing nature. Such a mind is just one with its object. Immersion, the way of life.”

— Acharya Prashant

49. “Spend a lifetime filling ‘real’ stuff into yourself. Finally find that all’s still unreal – the self, the stuff, the lifetime, and the finder.”

— Acharya Prashant

50. “Beauty is not a work of mind; it is not a place, person – heard or read. When the ugliness within ceases for a while, beauty is what remains.”

— Acharya Prashant