Laxmi Prasad Devkota citations

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“Truth shines through feelings.. But in the heart there is the brightness of God. I assume feelings or emotions as primary, desiring and thinking come later.”

“Art is the beautiful illustration of Truth from the creative imagination. The truth is in our life and unless it comes from the formlessness to the form we do not realize it.”

“The chief element of creation is love and the chief action of love is Art.”

“There is fun in being small; we can see other's importance dancing around. There is pleasure in the peacefulness of ego; we can see other's charade.”

“Among various games of man created to engage his mind, gambling is the most interesting and which comes the nearest to life's gain-loss, rise-fall.”

“When the creative imagination sees new dreams rising above from imitation and maneuvers its works in its own manner, there Art springs.”

“What will we do with gold?" "It is better to eat nettles and satisfy our souls,"”

“Schools are industries to manufacture machines.”

“As long as we aspire to become great in this world or keep feelings to do things and show our pride, Bairagya is impossible.”

“Oh yes, friend! I'm crazy- that's just the way I am.”

“I cannot ridicule their every idea but in most things my vote is against the education system.”

“It is a cowardice to not move forward in opportunity. We cannot live in a life devoid of danger.”

“Science cannot satisfy his curiosity and Man searches for glimpses beyond the Sciences through the magic of emotional and imaginative world, where man feels self-satisfied as if he is near the truth.”

“I enjoy gambling, I find ample opportunity in gambling to engage my mind and study.”

“I call education that, which makes man a complete human, which teaches to utilize time…manufactures belief…”

“On the issue of depth, difficulty doesn't imply depth. Difficulty doesn't mean Art, incomprehensibility doesn't have any value.”

“Civilization has not yet started. We haven't learned to respect life. After our brotherhood feeling becomes rigid then only will real progress start.”

“That we usually call Education is making man stupid.”