When the time is ripe, the master comes. You don’t have to search for him in the Himalayas.
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When the time is ripe, the master comes. You don’t have to search for him in the Himalayas.
MoreThe one sure sign of a true bhakta is the absence of selfishness.
MoreOnly when one has perfectly understood that all that exists is the ‘Self ’,
MoreAs you progress, you’ll become more and more morally perfect and so also will your progress
MoreMeditation and practice of moral precepts complement each other.
MoreFeed one hungry man even once and see how much easier it is to contact the Divinity when you sit down for meditation that day.
MoreServe others but remember while doing so to be thankful to them for providing you
MoreNo one can meditate or remain engaged in devotional activities for 24 hours a day.
MoreDon’t forget that the aim is union with the Divine, or as some others might
MoreSing and dance to your heart’s content. Absorb yourself in devotional music and let
MoreAs far as intoxicants are concerned, one doesn’t have to be extraordinarily
MoreA spiritual life is not incompatible with worldly existence.
MoreWhile rituals and ceremonies may be dispensed with if found unnecessary
MoreLead a simple, transparent life full of peace and tranquillity.
MoreDon’t mistake the technique for the goal. Go on meditating deeper and deeper
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