Notes from the Edge of Sanity Quotes

“The dirtier the language to describe an idea, the more truthful it is.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“People with severe complexes feel important and relevant through association.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“The reason your friends, batch-mates, and colleagues can’t digest your tremendous success or awful failure, is that they have a version of you in their minds, that no longer exists.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Your best well-wisher will be a stranger, and staunchest enemy, your friend, who actually wishes you harm.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Most conflicts and misunderstandings in this world are because of inability to translate the untranslatable.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Humans having the power of telepathy would be nice, but every form of art is a result of being unheard and misunderstood.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Normal is insanity that is widespread and accepted by society.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“The need to form a new relationship or start a family mostly stems from a horrifying fear of being left alone in this world.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Children are either investments or mistakes. It’s better that the parents believe the latter.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Just because an idea is ingenious doesn’t mean it’s true.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“The best matrimonial matches can be made by simply discussing works of art and celebrities.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“One thing that is common among all spiritual people is that they never think or wonder about sentences containing should and shouldn’t.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Reality is a trick everyone falls for.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Life is nothing but a continuous, elaborate dream; when it ends you switch to another.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Spirituality begins with understanding what is happening, and its end goal is to understand, why!”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“If you focus too much on intellect, you develop a deep soul, but you lose your heart.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Those who seek a change of place for happiness, will still find themselves unhappy, albeit in a foreign land, far away from home.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Philosophy is too serious an undertaking to be delegated and left alone only to the art graduates.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“There is no past, no future. What we have with us is now. And this now is a moment of eternity, long enough for all the drama.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Unlike money and sex, the lust for power, fame and influence often goes unnoticed.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“The ultimate destiny of science is not absolute atheism, but imposing spirituality.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Becoming is far more important than being.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Even a dishonest person, expects honesty from others.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“If you think you are a good person, then it actually makes you bad. If you think you are a bad person, you are most likely right.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Humanity is progressing, and the world is going on just because humans avoid asking themselves: And then what?”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“No one is as delusional as the people who think they are doing the thinking.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Authenticity is the beginning of spirituality, which is why only a few can afford to be spiritual.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“The search of meaning is as meaningless as the meaning itself.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Great art might not be popular, but it is always born out of non-linear, non-formulaic thinking.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“The more you resist death, the more painful and difficult it is.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity