Quotations

All the great Bhakti poets wrote about love. Kabir, Tulsi, and Meerabai were ready to give up their lives

What is Bhakti? A love that is completely surrendering, not for our sake but for the one we love.

When a person is on the spiritual journey, he should not cry over what he loses.

This one-pointed attention to the Supreme Lord, this all-consuming love for the Lord is expressed by the great Sufi,

The mind is evolving, and therefore, many a time, the higher intelligence guides our evolution.

Jalaluddin Rumi, the great mystic poet, said, “I was a mineral, I became a plant.

Man has evolved from an amoeba to this present state. Physically, yes! But are we going to be unscientific and say,

At a particular stage of one’s life, or one’s spiritual journey, when we do not get what we thought is necessary

When we are on the path of spiritual progress, or even when we are not, very often we don’t get what we want;

When Kabirdas settled down in Kashi and began giving spiritual discourses, fanatical Hindus and Muslims soon turned against him

When there is a guide, who has walked through largely unexplored territory and knows every pit and turn on the way,

Many people of high status lose faith because of public opinion. So watch out! Public opinion is not the criterion.

When we think we are alone, we are not ! The Supreme Being, the all-pervading being,

Saints, cutting across religions, have great love for the lovers of the Lord.

Sage Vashishta said to Sri Ram, his disciple, “If I were told that someone had lifted the Himalayas, I may, for a moment, assume