Quote by Henry Steel Olcott Download Open image ““Hindrances? A. Greed, Malice, Sloth, Pride, and Doubt.”” — Henry Steel Olcott ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.2 out of 5 (8 ratings) Copy quoteShare
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“Worry soils, even the purest mind. Envy poisons, even the purest heart. Greed sullies, even the purest soul.” — Matshona Dhliwayo Copy Share Image
“Events in his own past he never thought of as evil but rather as mistaken, immensely regrettable, brought about by fear and greed.” — Barbara Vine Copy Share Image
“We forbid growth and therefore decay. Ambition, and therefore despair. Because each is only the warped relection of the other.” — Catherine Fisher Copy Share Image
“But a resolution to avoid an evil is seldom framed till the evil is so far advanced as to make avoidance impossible.” — Thomas Hardy Copy Share Image
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“Be loyal only to those who deserve it, and those who fear evil need not fear except from fear itself.” — J.A. Pollard Copy Share Image
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“Human beings betray their worst failings when they marvel to find that a world ruler is neither foolishly indolent, presumptuous, nor cruel.” — Marguerite Yourcenar Copy Share Image
“Buddha taught that we should not merely not be evil, but that we should be positively good.” — Henry Steel Olcott Copy Share Image
“Q. Was the Buddha God? A. No. Buddha Dharma teaches no "divine" incarnation.” — Henry Steel Olcott Copy Share Image
“THE LIFE OF THE BUDDHA 1. Question. Of what religion[1] are you? Answer. The Buddhist. 2. Q. What is Buddhism? A. It is a… — Henry Steel Olcott Copy Share Image
“A. The eight parts of this path are called angas. They are: 1. Right Belief (as to the law of Causation, or Karma); 2.… — Henry Steel Olcott Copy Share Image
“I taught you not to believe merely because you have heard, but when you believed of your own consciousness, then to act accordingly and… — Henry Steel Olcott Copy Share Image
