Words can only convey things to a certain point.
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Bapu is no longer physically with us but his spirit lives in our heart and pervades all humanity.
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There is a reality, compared to which everything else is impermanent because
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Whoever has worked hard on the spiritual path and has not reached the goal
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A teacher’s connection with you automatically protects you from distractions that take your mind
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Dharma is a word that reflects one’s qualities rather than what religion one belongs to, or one’s religious orientation.
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Devotion, bhakti, is in the heart. In the Nath Sampradaya, the ektara is the Sushumna,
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Words cannot describe the Supreme Being.
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In the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, a Yoga Darshana, the first chapter Samadhi Pada, is the blue print you try to reach.
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If we keep repeating verbally, I am not this body, I am the Supreme Brahman, you still remain the body.
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The actual experience of meditation comes through practice which has been prescribed to you by your Guru.
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Holistic living is to live with the understanding that we are part of the whole universe
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A major sign of spiritual development is that one’s heart begins to thaw.
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If you meditate for ten hours a day for ten years, and you cannot hear the cry of a hungry child next door,
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Once you have reached a certain stage in your ‘samadhi’, or meditation,
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