Quotes About Humanity

but it's her kindness i think i like best because i've been around long enough to know how rare something like that really is.

I know the power of going to Mount St. Helens, and to see that level of devastation is quite something - the power of tsunamis, etc. But it's human cruelty, the base level of humanity, that scares me most.

What moves me in art is how we question who we are as people.

The Civil War always moves me.

We are the movies and the movies are us.

So many things go on in life that never find their way into the movies because so much of it is unappealing. But that's what I want to show.

Dr. King is so inspiring, so impressive, so moving as a human being.

Mozart makes us care about people in flashes of lightning.

When '12 Years a Slave' got that much attention, everyone started to copy that. That story has to be told, but there are a lot more stories to be told than slavery.

I am 33 years old, and what can I have been doing that I still am in a muddle? But everyone else is, too; maybe our muddles are concurrent.

I like Muhammad a lot, because he's like us more than anybody else. Jesus is just so exalted, and Buddha is just so exalted, it's almost beyond our reach.

Everyone on the planet has a dark and a light. That's a multi-dimensional character.

I think people are intelligent, empathetic, multi-dimensional.

The world asks us to be quickly readable, but the thing about human beings is that we are more than one thing. We are multiple selves. We are massively contradictory.

Working in a museum has given me a connection to people - to the rest of humanity - that I never had before.

Right now, musically I'm inspired by everyday people.

I am not fundamentally a musician, I am fundamentally a human being.

I cannot discriminate on the basis of Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian.

We all are Indians, and that should be our only religion. What is the need to be called a Hindu, Muslim, or Christian? Does anybody have any religion or caste at the time of birth?

I'll tell you that when an innocent person is killed, we never go about asking or inquiring whether they were Jewish or Christian or Muslim. That's not our way or creed.

I just want people to see Muslims as human. That's it.

Strength and compassion are not mutually exclusive.

My journey has mainly been driven by empathy towards people who I thought were suffering.

My life is a love letter to humanity. What the globalists do is a hate letter, a curse.