Quotes About Philosophy

I am neither moral or immoral. I am amoral, and I express it through my kindness.

In some way or another we are all agnostics. We don't believe in ninety-nine percent of Gods, and we don't know the ultimate reality.

Theism is a philosophy of non-thinker.

I don't believe in solipsism, but I also believe that if I am not existing—nothing exists for me.

You can never destroy the barbarian culture of hatred, violence, and death by killing barbarians. You have to destroy the philosophy that makes them barbarian.

If any morality or ethics does not include kindness as their fundamental ingredient, then they are just an absurdity.

Philosophy is the abstract art of thoughts and perceptions that form colors of words and languages that paint the canvas of our minds.

Am I an illusion?

Mankind is nothing but a playground of consciousness.

Life is what you think about it.

When we are able to realize that life is endless and not ephemeral and that life is transformational and not static—then all fears will vanish from our hearts.

Philosophy is the song of love with the music of morals.

Brian A. McBride, Paradox

I think therefore I am not sure.

Philosophy is the dance of conscience on a stage called the mind.

You can be RELIGIOUS without being SPIRITUAL or You can be SPIRITUAL without being RELIGIOUS or Both It all depends on your Philosophy.

Men inflict injuries from hatred, jealousy or contempt, but the wise man masters all these passions by means of reason.

Nemo intrat in caelum nisi per philosophiam

Good philosophy is always hate speech to evil doers.

Being and not being are not two different realities, but two different aspects of the same reality.

The most ridiculous activity of human mind is questioning. Cognition of reality surpasses both question and answer, however ingenious.

Children are the only bold philosophers. And bold philosophers are invariably children.

I firmly disbelieve in death. A spirit never dies. Where it wanders when it leaves the flesh, is a cognitive proposition.

One believed what one was told to believe, what it made sense to believe. Unless one was a foreigner, of course, or a philosopher.