Quotations

Everybody is seeking God for the truth, in different ways, thinking it is somewhere else.

The inner being is defined by the Upanishads as our own inner essence

That happiness and fulfillment, which the Vedas describe is there in the depth of one’s core consciousness.

We like to be happy, we gather things.

Observe the children without prejudice.

The word Guru means heavy, in Sanskrit. It also means teacher.

The mind has to be shaken up from wrong ideas; essentially meaning, a churning-up – ‘manthan’ is required.

Humility means the understanding or the awareness that one doesn’t know or perhaps, there is more to know.

If the mind is to be shaken up from its sleep of ignorance

Two times are very important for any kind of spiritual practice: one is dawn and the other is dusk.

Bhakti is the deep feeling in the heart; of devotion to the truth, if you are interested in some form of God, which you worship.

Gayatri Mantra, the most important prayer of the Rigveda says ‘illumine my intellect’

Upanishad: upa means to move closer, and shad means to settle down, sit, relax, listen.

Sadhana is meant to go deep into the realities, into the truth of the Upanishads

Sadhana is not about doing something and reaching somewhere