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![]() Man is the roof and crown of creation Swami Chinmayananda ![]() Man is essentially Divine. But the Divinity in him is veiled by the unknown series of desires and thoughts arising in his bosom Swami Chinmayananda ![]() Man comes naked into this world and again he departs naked. Such destiny shall attend him, as God's pen hath recorded upon his forehead Guru Nanak ![]() He is truly a man to whom money is only a servant; but on the other hand, those who do not know how to make a proper use of it, hardly deserve to be called men Sri Ramakrishna ![]() As the monkey sacrifices its life at the feet of the hunter so does a man at the feet of a beautiful woman Sri Ramakrishna ![]() Man can soar higher than angels; he can sink lower than beasts Zarathushtra ![]() When man fails to suppress the tumult of the senses, and masters not his passions, his passions master him and he becomes a wilful slave and a prisoner of his passions Zarathushtra ![]() Man has the spark of divinity within him, and he can elevate himself to the greatest height of moral superiority Zarathushtra ![]() Man comes from God in the beginning, in the middle he becomes man, in the end he goes back to God Swami Vivekananda ![]() As long as a man's desire for woman, however little is not cut through, so long is his mind attached, like a suckling calf to its mother Dhammapada ![]() A man whose mind is obsessed with children and chattels is carried away by death like a sleeping village by a flood Dhammapada ![]() |