Krishna is depicted mostly with a flute in his hand, playing beautiful music. Music penetrates the heart. It has nothing to do with the logical mind.
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Don’t run away from the battle. Stay there. You cannot run anywhere.
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The search for happiness continues. If drinking a cup of tea gives us a little happiness –
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When we are faced with situations, we prefer to run away from them and not meet them.
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Examine yourself in the morning when you wake up and in the evening before you go to sleep.
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No amount of bhajans or kirtans is of any use unless the heart changes, unless the heart starts to look outside oneself.
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Living in this world and experiencing life, I would say is the philosopher’s stone
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That Energy, That Power, That Absolute Being – which is the power in manifestation – is always Complete,
MoreSri M said…
‘Krishna’ also means all-pervading. The root is ‘Kri’, to create, an action, movement, kriya.
MoreSri M said…
In the language of Yoga, our flute is the spine and it is usually full of muck.
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Once the music is heard, thenceforth our problems are solved. We are onto a different world altogether.
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Happiness is the common thing that everybody seeks. When somebody commits suicide, it is generally because one wants to escape the unhappiness
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Whenever I think of preparing for a new day, leaving behind the old, I am reminded of the cry of John the Baptist, who declared,
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All our lives are based upon the understanding that, ‘I am the body’.
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Music cannot be played if the flute is filled with muck. You have to empty it out. A flute has to be hollow;
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