“When you are wronged repeatedly, the worst thing you can do is continue taking it--fight back!”

“The worst thing you can do is nothing.”

“The worst thing a boy can do is ignore a girl when she's loving you with all her heart.”

“Be wary of people who stab you in the back repeatedly & then behave like they're the ones who have been wronged. It's best to avoid them.”

“The worst thing you can do if you miss or need someone is let them know it.”

“What is a “heart of great forbearance?” As a practitioner, the first thing you should be able to do is to not fight back when you are beaten or sworn at—you must be tolerant. Otherwise, what kind of practitioner will you be?”

“How can you do the right thing when you can't figure out what that is? When all you have before you are choices in various shades of wrong?”

“The worst thing you can do is nothing. (re: teaching children with autism)”

“Everybody pick us for sixth place this year. The best way to prove to yourself this wrong is for Pirates to bounce back—to fight hard. I know something inside me explode when things are tough so I can do better.”

“Even if you try not to do your duty you will be perforce obliged to do it. Let the body complete the task for which it came into being. Sri Krishna also says in the Gita, whether Arjuna liked it or not he would be forced to fight. When there is work to be done by you, you cannot keep away; nor can you continue to do a thing when you are not required to do it, that is to say, when the work allotted to you has been done. In short, the work will go on and you must take your share in it -- the share which is allotted to you. [Question: How can it be done? Reply:] Like an actor playing his part in a drama: free from duality.”