Top 450 Bryant McGill Quotes (2026 Update)
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401. “Global libertarianism would be a borderless world society.”

— Bryant McGill

402. “Another person’s thoughts about you are outside of your jurisdiction; you have no authority.”

— Bryant McGill

403. “Support what is good and spit out what is bad. Get off of your knees and reject the role of slave to the culture of violence.”

— Bryant McGill

404. “With all respect to your religion or world-view – thank God, thank the universe, thank evolutionary processes – the keyword is “thank” – just have some gratitude and be thankful.”

— Bryant McGill

405. “When you realize that the feeling you have – is – the response you choose, you are free in that moment.”

— Bryant McGill

406. “For the vile human pigs in life; the sloppy, disheveled, uncaring dregs, the ungrateful, and especially for the vicious, negative emotional peasants – there will only continue to be the hard and painful lessons you so desperately need. The invisible hand will hold you in your wretched place until your last breath – unless you evolve. If you are cruel and ignorant the invisible fist will pound you into oblivion until you submit, humble yourself and soften your hard heart.”

— Bryant McGill

407. “It’s a drone nation where everything and everyone is remotely controlled.”

— Bryant McGill

408. “If you want more then be more. If you want better then be better.”

— Bryant McGill

409. “Sometimes it is best to stand back from conflict and allow other elements in someone’s life to do the hard work for you.”

— Bryant McGill

410. “Rather than communicating blame communicate your standards for proper future treatment.”

— Bryant McGill

411. “Each positive thought is your refuge and your sanctuary, where in that thoughtful moment, you are safe.”

— Bryant McGill

412. “Success is not only in the hand; it is in the heart.”

— Bryant McGill

413. “There is a grand union beyond nationalism which serves all people, and which is rooted in what is real, versus what has been created or produced.”

— Bryant McGill

414. “When we judge and agonize over another’s faults, we become attached to their imbalance and sickness.”

— Bryant McGill

415. “There is more than one way to lose your life; quickly through violence, or fettered-away and wasted around dreadful, toxic people.”

— Bryant McGill

416. “Our minds have been poisoned and our accepted beliefs are unnatural and artificial.”

— Bryant McGill

417. “Peace is the friend we find in silence.”

— Bryant McGill

418. “Humility adds lessons to our pain and suffering, turning the seemingly senseless into meaning.”

— Bryant McGill

419. “Please don’t waste-away in front of a TV waiting to win a lottery during the precious few hours you are not imprisoned in corporate shackles.”

— Bryant McGill

420. “Love foods that sustain and protect you, and love you back.”

— Bryant McGill

421. “You will only find the profoundly inexpressible in profound silence.”

— Bryant McGill

422. “If you set a clear standard for yourself; for how you wish to be treated – people take note.”

— Bryant McGill

423. “Violence can be a gift. Violence belongs to everyone.”

— Bryant McGill

424. “Those who get the invitation are the ones who realize, that the invitation, only comes from deep within.”

— Bryant McGill

425. “People who have trouble questioning their own country often have trouble admitting fault in themselves, both of which come from insecurity and lack of humility.”

— Bryant McGill

426. “All defensiveness and emotional tumult is a fear response because of your need for acceptance and ruthless control of the territory of your safe fantasy world.”

— Bryant McGill

427. “The very “least” among us has the enormous power to effect change through small acts of determination and will.”

— Bryant McGill

428. “If you can’t be who you really are then what is life but an unbearable lie?”

— Bryant McGill

429. “The starting point to freedom is to begin questioning the cultural narrative you have been sold.”

— Bryant McGill

430. “Quit looking for the answers outside of yourself.”

— Bryant McGill

431. “You are so much more than your mistakes.”

— Bryant McGill

432. “Once you find your positive vision, then share the victory of your loving attitudes with everyone.”

— Bryant McGill

433. “Your persistent problems are because of your response to common misfortune.”

— Bryant McGill

434. “All defensiveness stems from the need to be right and frustration over not being able to control others.”

— Bryant McGill

435. “Forgiveness is how we show forth love in the world. It is the balm that heals all wounds. It comes from our soul and our soul is always free. We keep ourselves stuck when we forget to recognize our freedom through forgiveness. Forgiveness is the only answer to pain because it is the only answer that puts pain in the proper perspective.” – Livnam Kaur.”

— Bryant McGill

436. “People who blame are always looking to “get out” of something, but like quicksand, the more they struggle the more they are captive.”

— Bryant McGill

437. “Believe it or not, you and your enemies want many of the same things and share values.”

— Bryant McGill

438. “You have to reach out to your inner-abuser and make peace. You can’t live your life as your own worst enemy!”

— Bryant McGill

439. “The earthquake of discomfort you feel moving inside of you when someone insults you is your own insecurity.”

— Bryant McGill

440. “Witnessing a selfless act brings tears to remind us how we should be treating others.”

— Bryant McGill

441. “By choosing to have a calm response to what seems negative you bring clarity and balance to your message.”

— Bryant McGill

442. “Maybe you never considered yourself a bully, a batterer or an abuser before, but maybe you are – to yourself.”

— Bryant McGill

443. “This is the eternal challenge with ignorance – ignorance can’t see itself.”

— Bryant McGill

444. “Once you become something, only then, are you worthy of it.”

— Bryant McGill

445. “Forgiveness is another way of saying, “I need to mind my own business.”

— Bryant McGill

446. “Only the frantic of fear can harm you. Your calm and centered self knows exactly what to do.”

— Bryant McGill

447. “Sometimes the way to share your love is to let someone go.”

— Bryant McGill

448. “Any aggressive lust lacks balance and is unwholesome and obstructive.”

— Bryant McGill

449. “No marketplace, free or otherwise, is good when it fails to consider the basic human state of needs at every stage of life.”

— Bryant McGill

450. “As a servant of love every exchange passes through the practice.”

— Bryant McGill