Blind faith Quote by Abhijit Naskar
““I am the Fire of Yazd (Sonnet 2992-2993) I am the Fire of Yazd, I won't be extinguished by warring apes. I am the Glaciers of Kailash, I won't be tainted by smallmindedness. I am the full Moon over Mecca, I won't be colonized by empires of insects. I am the Sound of Sema over Konya, I won't be silenced by noisy nationalists. My current comes from spinning particles, my compass points to where no map can lead - I won't fit inside insect colonies with compost for brain and bloodlust for divinity. I don't need to believe in distant heavens, oceans of sacred are bubbling in my marrow. I don't wait for the universe to speak, I walk, and the universe gains voice. Kainat is I, "I" is Kainat, what power have cretins got, to censor my culturelust! Be it the will of the whirling corpuscles, they could pen in a thousand languages, across thousands of cultures, wielding hundreds of disciplines - earth metrics are made for the monkeys by the monkeys, I am the barometer of civilization.””
About This Quote
Source Poem: Sonnet 2992-2993, author unknown, 2020
The poem asserts a fierce, boundless identity that resists oppression, nationalism, and narrow thinking, celebrating universal creativity and self‑determination.
In simple terms: A powerful self‑assertion against oppression and limitation.
Key Takeaway
Embrace your inner universality.
Themes
identity
resistance
creativity
spirituality
Mood
defiant
inspirational
Type
poetic
philosophical
motivational
When to use this quote
- personal empowerment
- artistic expression
- social activism
- cross‑cultural dialogue
Key Concepts
self‑realization
cosmic consciousness
cultural pride
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you balance personal power with communal duty?
- What limits does your identity face in the real world?
A Different Perspective
May overlook the value of collective responsibility and humility.
