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Sannyas is a rebellion. My whole teaching is of love and rebellion.

If we can create enough people, rebellious but based and rooted in love, man can be saved yet! It is late, very late, but there is still a possibility of saving man.

Revolutions cannot save; we need more Buddhas, more Christs, more Krishnas.

Don’t Let Yourself Be Upset by the Sutra, rather Upset the Sutra Yourself, Ch 49
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