Rabindranath Tagore Quotes

To Try To Give Our Infatuation A Higher Place Than Truth Is A Sign Of Inherent Slavishness. Where Our Minds Are Free We Find Ourselves Lost. Our Moribund Vitality Must Have For Its Rider Either Some Fantasy, Or Someone In Authority, Or A Sanction From The Pundits, In Order To Make It Move. So Long As We Are
impervious To Truth And Have To Be Moved By Some Hypnotic Stimulus, We Must Know That We Lack The Capacity For Self- Government. Whatever May Be Our Condition, We Shall Either Need Some Imaginary Ghost Or Some Actual Medicine-man To Terrorize Over Us.

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