Brajendra Chandra Deb

Brajendra Chandra Deb (15 March 1932 – 13 January 1997) was a Bengali Businessman and Social worker, and Religious leader from East Pakistan (Present: Bangladesh) (One Unit) and the ninth descendant of the Deb Zamindar family. Quotes Don't waste your time working hard by chasing someone's promise. Think about what will happen to you, not at the mercy of someone. It would be wrong to judge a person as bad because he is inferior in his professional work or neglected by society. You have to see whether his mind, thoughts and consciousness are positive or not. Younger ones: We know what you will understand by working hard in unnecessary and fruitless work, sitting at home. Because we are your elders. A person made a false promise in front of the public for the completion of his personal work. It is seen that after the completion of his work, not to mention the promise, not even his shadow is seen. Everyone in society tries to be good. But how many can do it. Love cannot be forced on people. It is possible only by speaking the truth and having a good character. A true and righteous person is not good in the eyes of everyone. Because this age is Kali's lie, suppressing his truth and calling him into darkness. If one cannot work for the welfare of others as a human being, then even as a human being, he is equivalent to a violent animal. I do not see any difference between people. Because the Creator of all people is one, his name is different, the method of worship is different. External links Category:Social workers Category:Religious figures Category:1932 births Category:1997 deaths Category:Spiritual teachers Category:Philosophers from India