Quotations

You can shed the dross of your own mind by empathizing with others and helping them out.

You cannot meditate or be spiritual all twenty-four hours.

When you say you have will, you also have the mind and the brain to decide what is good and what is bad.

All things that have come out of the void go back into the void.

All knowledge is a memory, and if it is memory, it is always a thing of the past.

Everything in the world comes to an end, even our happiness has an end.

There is one shortcut to finding the truth which most don’t attempt as it is very difficult.

If you practice Kriya and if one’s foremost intention is not finding the Truth, then even Kriya is not going to work.

Thoughts can be constructive, but thoughts can also be damaging.

Adi Shankaracharya said that ultimately there is only One reality, not two.

There is nothing impossible on this earth if one puts his or her mind to it.

From birth onwards, when we begin to learn, we are conditioned into believing that we are weak and incapable

Why do we study Advaita, Brahma Sutras, Upanishads, and practice Kriya Yoga?

The moment you are serious that nothing else is more important to you than finding the Truth;

I think to seek power from the spiritual teacher is merely a carryover, an extension of seeking power and luxuries