The Solitary Tree Quotes

“For a moment, all impossibilities of life become possibilities.”
― venkata muni, The Solitary Tree

“Commerce is all about the art of stealing”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“Where are they going, all those skipped heartbeats, and what are they becoming?”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“The whole world appears as a metamorphosis of an eternal dream.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“An artist is a psychic dual being who swings between his creative and spiritual needs and his physical and social needs.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“Every artist knows that winning an art competition is favouritism, and being a judge is a curse.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“We will never know the value of anything that comes as a gift from nature.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“The deeper we are in love, the closer we are to death.
The closer we are to death, the more we begin to feel alive.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“Why did happiness exist for a few days, not always?”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“Can two individuals dream the same dream at the same time in the world?”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“One is a copy artist who imitates the external world, reflects the reality of the masses and creates works for the audience and pleases them. There was another kind of artist who created for the sake of his subject. He creates a world within from his suffering and sacrifices, reflecting that reality, as pure objects, will shape into masterful work. I will call them poets.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“How can you transform madness into pure solitude?”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“A routine is the ritual of the day.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“It was a privilege to be an artist. He can create a world if it doesn't exist.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“When others begin to believe our lies, we lose the sense of reality and can't distinguish between truth and lie.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“When our work was misunderstood, that acquires a new false name called fame.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“The comparison is a disorder of modernism. We choose by comparing and understanding the world relatively.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“Art makes visible what is invisible.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“I woke up from a dream of nothingness.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“The solitude is a cure for modernism.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“Happiness alienates me and makes me an outsider in the world. What was happiness for the world was unhappiness for me, and what was happiness for me was unhappiness for the world.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“The character of an artist is more interesting than his work.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“The world is in an apple. Beyond that apple, there is no world except the pure existence of nothingness.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“Master had two muses. One was nature, and the other was death. Nature was a muse of an artist, and death was a muse of a philosopher.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“In art, our sincere sacrifice and faithfulness to life will find meaning”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“I was standing infront of eternity.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“A part of me was happy for this unique memory and unhappy for not being myself, for losing my solitary life.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“When our life plans are derailed by fears, desires and loneliness, all we can do is smile back at them.”
― venkata muni, The Solitary Tree

“The world moved backwards, but we moved forward.”
― Venkata Muni, The Solitary Tree

“I existed for her. She existed for me. The world has existed for both of us. We were searching for each other in this world, named this beautiful and known quest as life.”
― venkata muni, The Solitary Tree