“The universal message at the heart of the Hindu teachings, Buddhist teachings, and Christian teachings is Care, Love and Service and to seek peace in the depths of your being. As it is said 'Blesse...”
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Quotes by Sri M
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“Yoga is the capacity, consciously developed, to get rid of the vrittis of the chitta. Vrittis are the movement of thoughts, can be good or bad; and Chitta is the mind.”
“If you have everything and if you have not come to terms with the inner reality, then there is no use of all that you have.”
“Kriya means a technique. No technique can find the Truth. Because then it becomes a mechanical thing. But the technique can help you to bring your mind to a certain stage from where it becomes the ...”
“Try to become spiritual. Try to advance in your spiritual practice.”
“There are wise people who speak very little. In their silence, genius develops.”
“When the mind is quiet, it holds tremendous energy. This is not nothingness. It is “no-thing” - that which cannot be defined as a thing. From this, the entire universe arises.”
“Living in this world and experiencing life, I would say, is the philosopher’s stone, which can eventually purify you from base metal into pure gold.”
“Perhaps the only way to free the mind from the trappings of the material world is to live in the midst of it, receive guidance from a teacher, and come to terms with the world so that one may trans...”
“My Master used to say, “When you are alone in a cave, you can say to yourself, ‘I have controlled my emotions; I am not jealous; I am not angry,’ and so on. But the reality is that there is nobody ...”
“In yogi’s or in a spiritual seeker's mind, manthan happens all the time.”
“What is it that one attains in the grihastha period that is different from the brahmacharya period? Once you are married, you have one more person in your life; you cannot take independent or exclu...”
“When the so-called “limited” being recognises and realises his inner essence, he begins to understand that he is not different from the Absolute.”
“Happiness is a universal pursuit. Whether one is a believer or a non-believer—Hindu, Muslim, Christian, or Sikh - everyone looks for happiness in this world. All our attempts to grasp things and ho...”
“We often think that only happiness is a blessing. Sorrow is a blessing too; it leads us to greater, deeper, and more permanent happiness. Sometimes, sorrow is given particularly to a person who is ...”