Quotations

The best prayer is, ‘God, you know what’s in my heart; I don’t need to tell you.

Having experienced all phases – Brahmacharya, Grihastha and Vanaprastha, one sees that nothing else matters

I think most people who jump from brahmacharya into sanyaasa directly get into trouble after a while

My master used to say ‘When you are alone in a cave, you can say to yourself – I have controlled my emotions,

When you go to a cave leaving everything, you can leave the whole thing behind

What is that one attains in the grihastha period which is different from the brahmacharya period?

From grihastha, when your responsibilities are mostly wound up, you are free to spend more time in retirement in a quiet place,

After the brahmacharya period, when one has studied to the best extent possible depending on the individual’s background and capacity,

Brahmacharya is the period I would say of studentship, where one spends all of his time learning, supported by others

I personally don’t think giving up the world completely, shaving your head to renounce the world and walking away is the right way

At places like Badri and Kedar, it is best to spend time in meditation and japa.

It is possible for someone to lead a life like a normal human being in the material world and at the same

It is possible to live in this world and reach one’s spiritual fulfillment at the same time, provided, we know the rules and regulations

In spiritual matters, you start with the understanding that there is something beyond the ordinary mind. And it cannot be known through study.

The result of dharana and dhyana is samadhi. Samadhi is an altered state of consciousness wherein a person who meditates upon whatever