What Vedanta tries to do, in its essence, is attempt to use the intellect
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If we start unveiling our true self, layer by layer, one becomes freer in the sense of detachment
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The ultimate ananda which is the aim of the yogis is not just sensory enjoyment.
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When you look within and experience the spark of the divine within, even on a small scale, there is peace,
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Moksha means to be totally free, to be completely happy without depending on anything
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Consciousness is That from which thought arises but it is usually haphazard.
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Bhajan is not just chanting or singing. It means to completely absorb yourself in the Inner.
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If you really look at yourself very carefully, you see the dramas we go through in life.
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Please don’t think that sadhana is confined to sitting down and meditating only.
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Love is the essence of evolution. Hate and violence can put a stop to the process of evolution of any kind.
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The evolved human being is not judged by the number of cars he owns or the dollars in his bank balance.
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The moment we begin to glimpse or understand that we are the ocean and all thoughts are just rising
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We manage to keep ourselves occupied all the time, looking for more and more gratification,
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Everything is constantly changing and moving.
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A true Buddhist need not belong to a sect, need not wear different clothes.
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