Quotations

This is a very, very serious question. Is a Guru necessary to attain freedom?

I do not say that humans are born with intrinsic freedom. I say that the true self of every human being

I’m trying to draw a line between intelligence and intellect. Intellectual is gathering more and more information.

Philosophically, Buddha for instance, talked about freedom from sorrow for all mankind which he defined as nirvana

I can know many things but if I don’t act on it then it makes no sense either to me, or to others.

Practice austerity, chastity and stick to the truth. Be chaste, be pure and have faith that the answer will come

Let’s say the guide, the teacher, or friend who has crossed to the other side,

It is interesting to note that the Bramharandra – if you compare with present day anatomy

The ecstasy that one experiences when the sexual energies are gathered together and made to awaken the Kundalini,

The sun, is a symbol of the Supreme primordial life energy, the Vaisvaanara which pervades all objects, protects all objects,

They speak of him as father as the FATHER. That being – having five feet and twelve forms seated in the higher half of the heavens,

The important aim of the Gita is to lead one to the main character in this whole drama of life,

You cannot practice attaining freedom in day to day life.

A person who has touched that freedom, a person who has understood this freedom, moksha or mukti,

Sai Baba was very fond of remembering and singing God’s name. He always uttered, “Allah Malik hai”