Notes from the Edge of Sanity Quotes

“More elite the education, more disconnected the person is from reality.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“The need to be respected stems from a lack of self-respect.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“A man’s true nature comes out not when he is alone in front of the mirror but when he is part of a mob, indistinguishable from others.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Modern-day classroom education is designed not to produce innovators but meek conformists who fit perfectly as one of the many cogs in this rotten society.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Therapy is a booming business only because people stopped having real friends.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“But who judges the judges?”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Every work of profound art, is suicide postponed.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Had people not been lazy, there would have been no Babas, Gurus, Acharyas, and Godmen.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“The biggest conmen world has ever produced are the motivational speakers.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“What drives most human beings is the need to feel superior to others, and people can feel superior about almost anything.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“After having everything, rich people seek applause and reverence, for there is guilt in their minds; the guilt of having everything in this world.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“The best way to form bonds and become close to each other is to hate the same things.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Parents don’t desire greatness in their children; instead, they want it in others.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Society is structured to reward stability and mediocrity, not ingenuity, creativity, or innovation.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Only an arrogant person can sense arrogance in others; same is the case with narcissism.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Only those who matter in this world are accused of something.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“The world has always been shaped by monomaniacs and people with all consuming passions.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“People don’t undermine your ideas; they undermine you.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Someone’s non-existence shouldn’t be worth more than your existence.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“When people can’t fathom the motivations, behavior and actions of others, they declare them as insane.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“Saints are everywhere; the reason we can’t spot them is that we now recognize them as losers.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“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