Quotations

Most of the activities of the world that we perform, based on the assumption that we are the body, binds us down to the earth.

Arjuna attempted to run away from sorrow and hide. Krishna said, “Face it! There is no way you can get rid of it.

In the Gita, there is an exhortation to perform action and not to run away from it. It is not that one becomes inactive.

In sleep, you are not even aware of your own existence. If you are not aware of your own existence,

We have not changed. You see, the way of doing things has been polished and perfected.

Those who have transcended the external rites of religion should begin to look within to find the true essence.

We are either full of our own thoughts or our own prejudices. We are full of what others have taught us or what has been crammed into our brain.

Most of the time, we spend all our energies on worrying about the failure. If we could only just brush it out and

One must understand perfectly and clearly that the only way is to make the mind still or allow the mind to settle down,

Most of the activities of the world that we perform, based on the assumption that we are the body,

As you read the Upanishads, you will find in many places, that the seeker of the truth is addressed ‘Satya Kama’.

The experience of happiness is innate, not in the object that I enjoy. The object may although be necessary to excite it or bring it out.

So, all this fear of what will happen if I let go of my petty little self, with its petty little world (mainly of my own creation) is meaningless.

“Sat-chit-ananda” is a three-syllable word— ‘Sat’, ‘Chitta’ and ‘Ananda’.

The ‘One’ who is behind all thought and action is witness to everything —