It is only when you are complete that you can give. When you are not complete,
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Most of what we call kindness that takes place or is expressed is only when we are not threatened or when we don’t feel that something
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If you really feel happy by doing good to others, by recognizing the divine spark in others, then you are already an advanced soul
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The true ‘Sadhak’ not only meditates in the way his Guru has taught him to, depending on his needs. He also begins to function
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Meditation, the search for happiness, is successful and most effective only when the mind begins to change. That is essentially Sadhana
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All Sadhana is not mere meditation. Sadhana has to be complimented by one’s activity in the outside world – how one deals with other human beings
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If you are fulfilled, if you are happy within yourself, if you are independent of anything external and still exude happiness,
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One has to start somewhere and that starting point is not far away but right here and now. One can start with ten minutes
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One who practices meditation and lives in this world will soon discover even the workings of this world or his relationship with this world
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In Sadhana, it’s required to spend some period in solitude, especially in the beginning. Ramakrishna Paramahansa used to say that in the beginning of the Sadhana,
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If I go to the caves of the Himalayas and meditate for twelve years and say that I am free of anger and jealousy and all the emotions normally associated
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Ramakrishna Paramahansa had many disciples and each one he treated and taught in different ways and every one of them, at least most of them,
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The practice of Sadhana is what is known generally as meditation. This meditation is not some kind of mumbo jumbo done behind closed doors;
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‘Atman’ or the real self – this center of our consciousness can’t be exclusive to anybody. All human beings have it deep down
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There is a beautiful word in Sanskrit for completeness – ‘Poorna’. Upanishads mentions ‘Poorna’ – which means fulfillment, fullness, completeness.
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