and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Prof. Shirin Ebadi, Rabbi Zalman Shacter-Shalomi, and Dr. Joann Archibald

• What makes the common citizen and the present or any monarchy different is the responsibility they bare. It's the obligation that differs not the right or priviledge. (Ebadi)

• What you are is too loud that I can't here what you're saying. (Tutu)

• If you dehuminitise others around you, whether you like it or not, you are dehumanitise yourself too. (Tutu)

• Everything is interconnected. (Dalai Lama)

• We have to be one, not because of the holiness but because of the neccessity. (Dalai lama)

• We have a lot of information but very few wisdom. (Reb)

• What question is often forgotten to be asked to guide us to be promote a better world? (student)

• Awareness can shift awareness (Reb)

• The god you [Dalai lama] don't believe in, I don't believe in either (Reb)

• God is not a Christian. She's almighty but she's also weak. (Tutu)

• Build concept of inclusion. Be part of the circle that never ends, not the concept of marginalisation. (Dr. Archibald)

• If you are religious, that's good. If you have no religion, that's fine. Just be nice. Be warm hearted person. If you're not nice but religious, you cannot do any good. (Dalai Lama)