"I am fully in support of learning in all ways from everywhere and everybody but I am not at all in support of foolishness and hypocrisy. Get the difference please. I am absolutely in support of learning from wherever it is possible to learn but I am not at all in support of using the various avenues to learn to not to learn."
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Gratitude Across Spiritual Traditions
Acharya Prashant: I'm indebted to many. I'll begin with Saint Kabir; there are all the known and unknown seers of the Vedantic literature. Among the more recent ones, we have Jiddu Krishnamurti, we have Ramana Maharshi, we have Ramakrishna Paramahansa. There is Guru Nanak; Ramcharitmanas, when I read it, it captured me. Then there is the entire Sufi tradition: Baba Farid, there is Baba Bulleh Shah, a few pieces from Amir Khusro stayed for long with me. Then the whole Buddhist and Zen tradition. How many do I name? And there is so much that they have given me, and the ones that I have just now named constitute only a small fraction of the ones I have gained from.
