Top 180 Amish Tripathi Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “Passionate children have strong emotions that insist on finding expression. They laugh loudly. They cry even more loudly.”

— Amish Tripathi

52. “Kimapi Nu Janaahaa Vadishyanti. Tadeva Kaaryam Janaanaam. People will talk nonsense. It is, after all, their job.”

— Amish Tripathi

53. “If you are a fish charging at bait, then it usually doesn’t end well.”

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54. “Dharma matih udgritah; dharma is that which is well judged by your mind; think deeply about dharma and your mind will tell you what is right.”

— Amish Tripathi

55. “Unlucky are those who search the seven seas for paradise Fortunate are those who experience the only heaven that truly exists, the heaven that lives in the company of our loved ones I am truly fortunate.”

— Amish Tripathi

56. “She has that something, like the thread in a crystal-bead necklace. She holds it all together.”

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57. “Strong people stick to their morals, no matter what the trials and tribulations, Weak people, many a times, do not even realize how low they have sunk.”

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58. “The distance between Evil and Good is a vast expanse in which many can exist without being either.”

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59. “When logic fails, faith can serve a purpose. Sunaina.”

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60. “If you spend enough time with anything, you start liking it, even sadness.”

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61. “You must use your heart to decide the destination, but use your head to plot the journey.”

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62. “Freedom is an ally, if used with wisdom.”

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63. “I have my true religion and you have your true religion. I will respect your right to follow your truth and you must respect my right to follow mine.”

— Amish Tripathi

64. “In the field of dharma, intentions matter as much, if not more, than the act itself.”

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65. “A society must always aim for balance. It needs intellectuals, it needs warriors, it needs traders, it needs artists, and it needs skilled workers. If it empowers one group too much or another too little, it is headed for chaos.”

— Amish Tripathi

66. “Birth is completely unimportant. It is just a means of entry into this world of action, into this karmabhoomi. Karma is all that matters. And your karma is divine.”

— Amish Tripathi

67. “Lord Manu had said it’s not people who are evil. True evil exists beyond them. It attracts people. It causes confusion amongst its enemies. But Evil in itself is too big to be confined to to just a few.”

— Amish Tripathi

68. “Ram wanted to marry a woman in front of whom he would be compelled to bow his head in admiration. P.210.”

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69. “Thor has been banished from Scandinavia, Ra’s sun has set in Egypt and Zeus lies buried in the snow at Mount Olympus. But the myths of lord Ram reign strong India, Lord Krishna has not ceasrd to dance in out hearts.”

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70. “Do you know what is the most powerful force in a man’s life?’ asked Daksha. Kanakhala and Parvateshwar looked at Daksha nonplussed. ‘It is his intense desire to impress the person he loves the most,’ expounded Daksha.”

— Amish Tripathi

71. “Some good can emerge from the most horrific of events. There is something positive hidden in every negative, and something negative in every positive. Life is complicated, and a balanced person can see both sides.”

— Amish Tripathi

72. “Every emotion in the universe exists for a purpose; nothing is superfluous in nature’s design.”

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73. “This attitude is basic human nature. We’d rather look outward and blame others for ills that befall us than point the finger at ourselves.”

— Amish Tripathi

74. “And if there is anything that appears like a miracle, the only explanation is that a scientific reason for it has not been discovered as yet.”

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75. “Nobility without capability is limiting, it only results in good theory.”

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76. “Running away is never the solution. Confront your problems. Manage them. That is the way of the warrior.”

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77. “Exactly!’ The pandit beamed again. ‘So think about the colour of that leaf from the perspective of the leaf itself, the colours it absorbs and the one it rejects. Is its colour green? Or is it every single colour in the world except green?”

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78. “If you want to know the strength of a cloth, you inspect the quality of its weave. If you want to understand a person’s character, look closely at their interpersonal behaviour or their transactions.”

— Amish Tripathi

79. “Asuras are not bad people; they just have an understanding of dharma that is not valid for today’s world. Sometimes, the followers are good but the leaders let them down.”

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80. “You must use your heart to decide the destination, but use your head to plot the journey. People who only listen to their hearts usually fail. On the other hand, people who only use their heads tend to be selfish.”

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81. “Sometimes, truth causes pain and suffering. At such times, silence is preferred. In fact, there may be times when a white lie, could actually lead to a good outcome.”

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82. “These descendants divined myths in what was really history, for true memories were forgotten in chaos as vast arrays of daivi astras used in the Great War ravaged the land. That war destroyed almost everything. It took centuries for India to regain its old cultural vigour and intellectual depth.”

— Amish Tripathi

83. “I love you.’ ‘You’re mad!’ ‘That I am. But I still love you.”

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84. “Countering religious intolerance with secular intolerance only replaces one monster with another.”

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85. “People assume that depressed people look like they are in depression. That they cry all the time. Or mope. No. Most people who are depressed, smile. In fact, they smile more than necessary. Because they hide their grief from the world.”

— Amish Tripathi

86. “Yunan-o-Misr-o-Roma sab mit gaye jahan se Ab tak magar hai baki naam-o-nishan hamara, Kuchh baat hai ke hasti mit’ti nahin hamari Sadiyon raha hai dushman daur-e-zaman hamara.”

— Amish Tripathi

87. “Satyam Shivam Sundaram Shiva is truth. Shiva is beauty Shiva is the masculine. Shiva is the feminine Shiva is a Suryavanshi. Shiva is a Chandravanshi.”

— Amish Tripathi

88. “When the axe entered the forest, the trees said to each other: do not worry, the handle in that axe is one of us”.”

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89. “There is only this life; this moment. That is the only thing we can be sure of. Everything else is only theory.”

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90. “Swagruhe Pujyate Murkhaha; Swagraame Pujyate Prabhuhu Swadeshe Pujyate Raja; Vidvaansarvatra Pujyate. A fool is worshipped in his home. A chief is worshipped in his village. A king is worshipped in his kingdom. A knowledgeable person is worshipped everywhere.”

— Amish Tripathi

91. “Lord Ram had himself said that any philosophy, no matter how perfect, works only for a finite period. That.”

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92. “The masculine way of life is defined by truth, duty and honour. At its peak, masculine civilisations are efficient, just and egalitarian. But as they decline, they become fanatical, rigid and especially harsh towards the weak.”

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93. “I guess what I’m trying to say is that I want a woman who is better than I am; a woman who will compel me to bow my head in admiration.”

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94. “Shared secrets have a way of creating bonds. Sati.”

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95. “There is a lion and a deer within each of us. Only if we nurture the lion will we make something of ourselves. If we indulge the deer, we’ll be running and hiding all our lives.”

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96. “The criminals among the rich are mostly driven by greed. One can negotiate with greed. But the criminals among the poor are driven by desperation and anger.”

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97. “Happiness is not an accident. It is a choice. It is in our hands to be happy. Always in our hands. Who says that we can have only one soulmate? Sometimes, soulmates want such radically different things that they end up being the cause of unhappiness for each other.”

— Amish Tripathi

98. “The worst enemy a man can ever have is the one who was once his best friend.’ Sita.”

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99. “A real leader doesn’t choose to lead only the deserving. He will, instead, inspire his people into becoming the best that they are capable of.”

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100. “When you fill a clogged drain with more water than it can hold, it’s bound to overflow and contaminate everything around it. When grief overwhelms someone, when they are enraged at what fate has done to them, their fury often overflows and is inflicted upon the world.”

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