Top 180 Amish Tripathi Quotes (2024 Update)
Page 3 of 4

101. “The simple truth hit Shiva: if the entire society was conscious of its duties, nobody would need to fight for their individual rights. Since everybody’s rights would be automatically taken care of through someone else’s duties. Lord Ram was a genius!”

— Amish Tripathi

102. “The city enjoys the moon and the night. The jungle always welcomes the sun.’ This.”

— Amish Tripathi

103. “Better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.’ Sita.”

— Amish Tripathi

104. “The Masculine way is ordered, efficient and fair at its best, but fanatical and violent at its worst. The Feminine way is creative, passionate and caring at its best, but decadent and chaotic at its worst. No one way of life is better or worse.”

— Amish Tripathi

105. “There is no “your god” or “my god”. All godliness comes from the same source. Just the manifestations are different.”

— Amish Tripathi

106. “If karma is giving you a negative signal repeatedly, then it is not testing you, it is trying to teach you.”

— Amish Tripathi

107. “People do what their society rewards them for doing.”

— Amish Tripathi

108. “Shreyaan sva dharmo vigunaha para dharmaat svanushthitat.”

— Amish Tripathi

109. “Justice exists for the good of the universe. To maintain balance. It does not exist to ignite hatred among humans.”

— Amish Tripathi

110. “But karma should not be the centre of our lives. If we truly discover our Being, our Swatatva, and live in consonance with what we are meant to be, then everything becomes easy. We don’t have to try hard to carry out our karma. Because we will not do anything in the vain hope of something else. We will do it simply because it is in consonance with our Being. With what we were born to Be.”

— Amish Tripathi

111. “Nobody is good or bad. They are either strong or weak. Strong people stick to their morals, no matter what the trials and tribulations. Weak people, many a times, do not even realise how low they have fallen.”

— Amish Tripathi

112. “You need to be liberal, of course. For that is the Indian way. But don’t be a blind and stupid liberal.”

— Amish Tripathi

113. “Courage is only needed once the war begins.”

— Amish Tripathi

114. “Justice exists for the good of the universe. To maintain balance. It does not exist to ignite hatred among humans. Furthermore, I do not have the power to administer justice to the Emperor of Meluha. The universe does. It will deliver justice when it is appropriate. In this life or in the next.’ Parshuram.”

— Amish Tripathi

115. “You will need to be mature and pragmatic. You must use your heart to decide the destination, but use your head to plot the journey.”

— Amish Tripathi

116. “But the strange thing about anger is that it is like fire; the more you feed it, the more it grows. It takes a lot of wisdom to know when to let anger go.”

— Amish Tripathi

117. “An honest heart is all that is needed for a prayer to reach the Lord.”

— Amish Tripathi

118. “In the beginning of time, there was nothing except darkness and primordial flood. Then out of this darkness, desire was born. Desire was the primal seed, the germ of creation.”

— Amish Tripathi

119. “Dashrath spoke evenly, his voice reverberating even outside the royal tent. ‘Rise, Ram Chandra, protector of the Raghu clan.”

— Amish Tripathi

120. “One makes one’s own luck, but you have to give the universe the opportunity to help you.”

— Amish Tripathi

121. “Forgive me for killing you, O noble beast,’ he whispered the ancient apology that all hunters offered, as he gently touched the deer’s head. ‘May your soul find purpose again, while your body sustains my soul.”

— Amish Tripathi

122. “Do not rush to the “right answer”,’ clarified Vashishta. ‘The key, always, is to ask the “right question”.”

— Amish Tripathi

123. “We criticise corruption in others, but are blind to our own dishonesty. We hate others who do wrong and commit crimes, blithely ignoring our own misdeeds, big and small. We vehemently blame Raavan for all our ills, refusing to acknowledge that we created the mess we find ourselves in.”

— Amish Tripathi

124. “One of the few advantages of being disliked is that you don’t need to fret over what others think about you.”

— Amish Tripathi

125. “People have a tendency to do what they want to do rather than what they should be doing.”

— Amish Tripathi

126. “If I’m successful, people will call me brave. If I fail, I will be called foolish. Let me do what I think is right. I’ll leave the verdict to the future.”

— Amish Tripathi

127. “Always remember why we are strong, why we are successful. Because we don’t fool ourselves that we are honourable or good. We know who we are. We accept it. We embrace it. That’s why we beat everyone. That’s why we will continue to beat everyone.”

— Amish Tripathi

128. “You need energy for everything that you do. You have to source the energy from around you. It comes from people, from objects, from Mother Earth herself. You have to ask for it respectfully.”

— Amish Tripathi

129. “Often the poor have more nobility in them than the actual nobility.”

— Amish Tripathi

130. “Sometimes, truth causes pain and suffering. At such times, silence is preferred.”

— Amish Tripathi

131. “Not revealing the truth is lying, isn’t it, Guruji?’ ‘No, it isn’t. Sometimes, truth causes pain and suffering. At such times, silence is preferred. In fact, there may be times when a white lie, or even an outright lie, could actually lead to a good outcome.”

— Amish Tripathi

132. “People respond to stress in much the same way. Those who are soft on the inside become harder with the right amount of stress, and those who are hard on the inside become softer. If you think about it this way, then the right amount of stress becomes necessary to balance your character. Too much stress is not good – it may break you. But no stress is not good either. You need the right amount of stress to balance your character and make you grow.”

— Amish Tripathi

133. “That is the purpose of desire. It is for creation and destruction. It is the beginning and the end of a journey. Without desire, there is nothing.”

— Amish Tripathi

134. “Many people are not wise enough to count life’s blessings. They keep focusing instead on what the world has denied them.”

— Amish Tripathi

135. “There is always unity at the end, and it brings a new tranquility. But the meeting of two worlds causes a lot of temporary chaos.”

— Amish Tripathi

136. “A relationship is not just for fun, it is also about trust and acknowledge that you can depend on your partner. Relationships based on passion and excitement do not last.”

— Amish Tripathi

137. “If He is my God, if He picks my side over someone else’s, He is not the One God. The only true One God is the one who picks no sides, who belongs to everything, who doesn’t demand loyalty or fear; in fact, who doesn’t demand anything at all. Because the Ekam just exists; and His existence allows for the existence of all else.”

— Amish Tripathi

138. “Weak people celebrate when twists of fate hurt their tormentors.”

— Amish Tripathi

139. “Believe the theory that gives you peace and reject the one that causes you pain. Why believe in a theory if it causes you unhappiness?”

— Amish Tripathi

140. “One day, they will.”

— Amish Tripathi

141. “Our response to gradual crises that creep up upon us, on the other hand, may be so adaptive as to ultimately lead to self-destruction.”

— Amish Tripathi

142. “I thank Lord Brahma that your preference doesn’t extend to a man being loyal to same woman for many lifetimes!”

— Amish Tripathi

143. “Nobility is about being noble, Maa. It’s about the way of the Arya. Its not about your birth, but how you conduct yourself. Being a noble is great responsibility, not a birthright.”

— Amish Tripathi

144. “Freedom is never the ally of law. You can have freedom to choose whether you want to join or leave a society based on the rule of law. But as long as you live in such a society you must obey the law.”

— Amish Tripathi

145. “A king need be judged solely on the basis of what he achieves for his people. His personal life is of no consequence. His public life, though, has one singular purpose: to provide for his people and improve their lives.”

— Amish Tripathi

146. “Let this temporary body be burned to ashes. But the breath of life belongs elsewhere. May it find its way back to the Immortal Breath.”

— Amish Tripathi

147. “Freedom of speech was curtailed so that verbal violence could also be controlled. Disagreement was discouraged. This is how the Bhaaratas felt that heaven could be created on earth; by making strength powerless, and weakness powerful.”

— Amish Tripathi

148. “Stability allows a person the freedom of choice, my friend. People can pursue their dreams only when they are living in a society where survival is not threatened on a daily basis.”

— Amish Tripathi

149. “It’s not easy being a witness when one has the power to rule.”

— Amish Tripathi

150. “As it often happens, the very reason for your success, over a prolonged period of time, can lead to your downfall.”

— Amish Tripathi