Tahir Rajput

Almost every system of life, society, and nature teaches us to get accustomed to pain
But why?
Whereas the attainment of happiness is simple and natural.
Somewhere deep down, everyone knows that existence itself is a punishment,
A life sentence.
A good criminal can pass through life without questioning, by writing, reading, or rationalizing pain,
But no teacher of life holds the answer.
Here, nature remains silent with all its darkness.

— Tahir Rajput

"When forced to choose between love and freedom, choose freedom; for love without freedom is a cage."

Tahir Rajput

If you do not have the freedom to think,
then no other freedom truly matters.

— Tahir Rajput

If there were no music, poetry, or compassion in life,
then life would be nothing more than a hunting ground. _Tahir Rajput

One who holds reason never needs to abuse or threaten
And one who holds power never bothers to reason.

— Tahir Rajput

Thousands of species of birds, fish, plants, trees, and even ants exist on Earth.
It is the human who should be worried, for he is the only one left of his kind.

— Tahir Rajput

Life was simple. Nomadism, livestock, herds, shepherds, folk songs,fairs and festivals, farming, love, long-distance lovers, separation...
Then came human greed, lust, and envy —
which eventually led to wars.
Romance faded away, songs fell silent, and the world turned into a wasteland.

— Tahir Rajput

Man is driven by desire, which itself stems from necessity, need, and complex psychological tendencies like dominance and power. Religion, social ethics, laws, education, and discipline exist to control human desire and define the limits of necessity. However, excessive religious and social dominance over time has crushed the human essence, disrupting the balance essential for happiness. Literature and art strive to restore this balance and reclaim human freedom—Prometheus Unbound...

Tahir Rajput

People do want to speak the truth, but they also want someone else to say it first and for everyone to accept it, so they can avoid the collateral damage that truth-tellers have to endure. They adopt the truth like a ready-made product but never truly grasp its pure essence. That is why they can abandon it at any time and embrace any prevailing idea that happens to be popular in the moment.

— Tahir Rajput