Quotations

The Bhagavad Gita has everything. How one has to work in the world, how to lead one’s day-to-day life, how to meditate, how to be devoted, everything!

Nobody can say ‘I have Absolute Power’. One can say, ‘I have gone deep and touched one of the conduits of That Absolute Power.’

The Energy and the Power that is manifested all over the world, right from the energy that you see in a tiny amoeba that moves,

Krishna represents love, thus love is a comprehensive panacea for all ills. If you really understand the meaning of it – utter selflessness, not love for my own sake but love for Love’s sake – only then, it is a panacea for all problems.

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.

Don’t run away from the battle. Stay there. You cannot run anywhere.

The search for happiness continues. If drinking a cup of tea gives us a little happiness –

When we are faced with situations, we prefer to run away from them and not meet them.

Examine yourself in the morning when you wake up and in the evening before you go to sleep.

No amount of bhajans or kirtans is of any use unless the heart changes, unless the heart starts to look outside oneself.

Living in this world and experiencing life, I would say is the philosopher’s stone

That Energy, That Power, That Absolute Being – which is the power in manifestation – is always Complete,

‘Krishna’ also means all-pervading. The root is ‘Kri’, to create, an action, movement, kriya.

In the language of Yoga, our flute is the spine and it is usually full of muck.