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The basic idea is to go within oneself to find out the layers of one’s own mind.

One of the greatest obstacles to Truth is sloth. Swami Vivekananda realized this and implemented its removal in his own life.

Can a Guru provide answers in spiritual matters with clarity? Is there a concrete answer to it all?

I have decided to walk the path. I have decided to follow some principles.I have decided to follow a certain way of life.

Spiritual life is not distinct from our day-to-day life.It is not that I do whatever with my life, and then sit down one day,

Life moves, the problem is, we would like to freeze it and hold it. It is not possible.

Peace is essential. When a Muslim greets another Muslim, he says Salaam Alaikum: May the Lord’s peace be on you.

A Guru’s function is to show the way. But you must walk that path. There is no other way.

Now there are people who don’t believe in God. Are we to say that those who don’t believe in God are all bad people?

Can we live in peace with ourselves? Can we we stop harbouring hatred for others?

Shiva is the symbol of all that we can think of in the spiritual journey to perfection.

We ourselves are a bundle of contradictions: the mind that’s violent is hidden behind smiles.

Sri M answers the question on whether it is better to dwell on pleasant rather than unpleasant thoughts.

When the mind begins to be kind, animals begin to see that somebody genuinely doesn’t mean to harm or hurt them,

Non-violence does not mean an external manifestation of being not harmful to others alone. Nonviolence is a state of mind.