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People do what their society rewards them to do. If the society rewards trust, people will be trusting
Amish Tripathi
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The most powerful force in a woman's life is the need to be appreciated, loved and cherished for what she is.
Amish Tripathi
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A person's ethics and character are not tested in good times. It is only in bad times that a person shows how steadfast he is to his dharma.
Amish Tripathi
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Whether a man is a legend or not is decided by history, not fortune tellers.
Amish Tripathi
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I turned atheist in the 90s when India went through troubled times - communal riots, bomb blasts... Mumbai, where I live, was badly affected. I blamed religion; also, extremists on both sides - right and left.
Amish Tripathi
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The Chinese had accused the Tibetans of being terrorists, which is weird. A Tibetan terrorist is like an Amish hacker. It just doesn't fit.
Robin Williams
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It's our greed to extract more and more from good that turns it into evil.
Amish Tripathi
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Standing by and doing nothing while a sin is committed is as bad as committing the sin itself
Amish Tripathi
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There is your truth and there is my truth. As for the universal truth, it does not exist.
Amish Tripathi
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What is forgotten, however, is that many times the Good we create leads to Evil that will destroy us.
Amish Tripathi
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Truth doesn't have to be liked. It only has to be spoken. Speak it out. The truth may hurt you, but it will set you free.
Amish Tripathi
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his burden didn't feel any lighter. but he felt strong enough to carry it
Amish Tripathi
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The one [thing about Amish life] that I'm always going to miss is the closeness that I've had with my family. I still talk to them, but I'm an outsider.
Kate Stoltzfus
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I love the unabashed over-buttered, over-creamed, deep-fried, gooey, over-sugared excessiveness of Amish food.
Blaize Clement
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I know I've abandoned the Amish lifestyle, but I still keep a lot of those beliefs ... I know I've stepped outside the boundaries a lot of times, but I still try to remember what's important to me.
Kate Stoltzfus
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The English judged a person so that they'd be justified in casting her out. The Amish judged a person so that they'd be justified in welcoming her back. Where I'm from, if someone is accused of sinning, it's not so that others can place blame. It's so that the person can make amends and move on.
Jodi Picoult
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I'm remote from most technology to the point that I'm kind of Amish.
Alan Moore